knock someone's wind out
knock someone's wind out verb: to cause someone phrenospasm.
Verb
knock someone's wind out (third-person singular simple present knocks someone's wind out, present participle knocking someone's wind out, simple past and past participle knocked someone's wind out)
- To cause someone phrenospasm.
Forms of knock someone's wind out
| third-person singular present | knocks someone's wind out |
|---|---|
| present participle | knocking someone's wind out |
| past participle | knocked someone's wind out |
| past | knocked someone's wind out |
Questions about knock someone's wind out
- What does knock someone's wind out mean?
- Knock someone's wind out means to cause someone phrenospasm.
- What part of speech is knock someone's wind out?
- Knock someone's wind out is a verb.
- What is the past tense of knock someone's wind out?
- The past tense of knock someone's wind out is knocked someone's wind out.
Words near knock someone's wind out in the dictionary
- knock someone over with a feather
- knock someone's block off
- knock someone's head off
- knock someone's lights out
- knock someone's socks off
- knock someone's wind out
- knock the ball out of the park
- knock the corners off
- knock the daylight out of
- knock the daylights out of
- knock the living daylights out of
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