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knocking someone into the middle of next week

knocking someone into the middle of next week is the present participle and gerund of knock someone into the middle of next week.

Meaning of knock someone into the middle of next week

Verb

knock someone into the middle of next week (third-person singular simple present knocks someone into the middle of next week, present participle knocking someone into the middle of next week, simple past and past participle knocked someone into the middle of next week)

  1. (idiomatic, slang) To thoroughly beat or trounce someone.

Questions about knocking someone into the middle of next week

What is knocking someone into the middle of next week the present participle and gerund of?
Knocking someone into the middle of next week is the present participle and gerund of knock someone into the middle of next week.

Words near knocking someone into the middle of next week in the dictionary

  1. knocking sideways
  2. knocking some sense into
  3. knocking someone down with a feather
  4. knocking someone flat
  5. knocking someone for six
  6. knocking someone into the middle of next week
  7. knocking someone off their perch
  8. knocking someone over with a feather
  9. knocking someone's socks off
  10. knocking someone's wind out
  11. knocking spirit

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