knock-shop
knock-shop noun: a shop that does bodywork on motor vehicles. Also the alternative form of knocking shop.
Noun
knock-shop (plural knock-shops)
- A shop that does bodywork on motor vehicles.
- Delighted, we set about organising some 4X4 gear and purchased a second-hand Landy in reasonable nick which had to be fitted with long-range tanks, a roofrack and all the clever mod-cons. The knock-shop had nearly three months to do it.2004, I'm Alright Jack: Bush Tales II, page 52
- You may be completely uninsured, and so be tempted to take your car into an affordable backyard knock-shop.2018 March 2, “How To Choose The Right Panel Beater”, in Women on Wheels
Also used as
knock-shop is also the alternative form of knocking shop.
Forms of knock-shop
| plural | knock-shops |
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Questions about knock-shop
- What does knock-shop mean?
- Knock-shop means a shop that does bodywork on motor vehicles.
- What part of speech is knock-shop?
- Knock-shop is a noun.
- What is the plural of knock-shop?
- The plural of knock-shop is knock-shops.
Words near knock-shop in the dictionary
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