List of synonyms from "knows backwards and forwards" to synonyms from "knucks"
Discover all the synonyms available for the terms knucklehead, knuckle, knuckled down to, knuckleballer, knuckling unders and many more. Click on one of the words below and go directly to the synonyms associated with it.
- Knows backwards and forwards
- Knows backwards forwards
- Knows one's stuff
- Knows score
- Knows stuff
- Knows the score
- Knows what's what
- Knuckle
- Knuckle down
- Knuckle down to
- Knuckle duster
- Knuckle-dusters
- Knuckle sandwich
- Knuckle to
- Knuckle under
- Knuckle with
- Knuckleballer
- Knuckled down to
- Knucklehead
- Knuckles
- Knuckleunder
- Knuckling down to
- Knuckling unders
- Knucks
Definition of the day : « knuckle under »
- verb give in
- Now, I'm ready any time to knuckle under to a man that's better'n I am.
- Extract from : « Anderson Crow, Detective » by George Barr McCutcheon
- I'm not going to knuckle under to Louis and his beastly Jews—with a chance like that.
- Extract from : « The Creators » by May Sinclair
- Come, Gildy, knuckle under and eat your humble-pie like a man.
- Extract from : « Rejected of Men » by Howard Pyle
- Ill not knuckle under till I have to, said Gilderman, savagely.
- Extract from : « Rejected of Men » by Howard Pyle
- On no account would he knuckle under, and debase his sacred profession.
- Extract from : « The Graftons » by Archibald Marshall
- I'd like you to have seen them knuckle under before I left off dealing with them.'
- Extract from : « Nevermore » by Rolf Boldrewood
- "Oh, the kid will knuckle under, that's certain," snarled Bassett.
- Extract from : « Thirty » by Howard Vincent O'Brien
- If they think we're going to knuckle under to them they're very much mistaken.
- Extract from : « For the School Colours » by Angela Brazil
- We had to knuckle under the whole of the time, to the civil authorities.
- Extract from : « The Kingdom of the Blind » by E. Phillips Oppenheim
- Don't want no woman that kin make horse-flesh like that knuckle under.
- Extract from : « Madelon » by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman