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knacked

/ nækd /

adjective

  1. broken
  2. worn out

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Word History and Origins

Origin of knacked1

C20: from knackered

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Example Sentences

He passed me by that close I cou'd ha' knacked 'n over wi' a stick, but he didn' see me more'n ef I'd a'been a pisky-man.

Imagine the grey wilderness of stone and rubble, of old workings and knacked bals.

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