knock someone out of time
knock someone out of time verb: to beat someone to the point where they are stunned and unable to fight back.
Verb
knock someone out of time (third-person singular simple present knocks someone out of time, present participle knocking someone out of time, simple past and past participle knocked someone out of time)
Forms of knock someone out of time
| third-person singular present | knocks someone out of time |
|---|---|
| present participle | knocking someone out of time |
| past participle | knocked someone out of time |
| past | knocked someone out of time |
Questions about knock someone out of time
- What does knock someone out of time mean?
- Knock someone out of time means to beat someone to the point where they are stunned and unable to fight back.
- What part of speech is knock someone out of time?
- Knock someone out of time is a verb.
- What is the past tense of knock someone out of time?
- The past tense of knock someone out of time is knocked someone out of time.
Words near knock someone out of time in the dictionary
- knock someone down with a feather
- knock someone flat
- knock someone for six
- knock someone into the middle of next week
- knock someone off their perch
- knock someone out of time
- 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
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