Knockings - Law Dictionary Search Results

knock down and drag out

of fights also used metaphorically of fierce contests as a knock down and drag out fight a knockdown dragout competition for

of persons as the gym has some of the most knocked out equipment since Vic Tanny Opposite of undamaged

knock knee

by police when a warrant would ordinarily be required compare knock and announce rule no-knock search warrant at warrant

Act of knocking out or state of being knocked out the act of

degrees in the rite the highest being expressed by three knockings

Large lumps picked out of the sieve in dressing ore

degrees in the rite the highest being expressed by three knockings

That which knocks one down something that overpowers or overwhelms as strong liquor

authorities are authorised to enter the premises of the suspect, knock at the door and have it opened and search it