knock the daylights out of

nɑk ðʌ de͡ila͡its a͡ʊt ɑv

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1 general:: Phrase(s): knock the (living) daylights out of someone Fig. Inf. to beat someone severely. • If you do that again, I will knock the living daylights out of you. • Fred wants to knock the living daylights out of his enemy, Mike "Fingers" Moran.

McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs

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KNOCK ONE'S SOCKS OFF

KNOCK ONESELF OUT

KNOCK OUT

KNOCK OUT OF KILTER

KNOCK OUT OF PLACE

KNOCK OVER WITH A FEATHER

KNOCK SOCKS OFF

KNOCK SOME HEADS TOGETHER

KNOCK SOME SENSE INTO

KNOCK SOME SKIN

KNOCK THE BEJEEBERS OUT OF

KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT

KNOCK THE BOTTOM OUT OF

KNOCK THE DAYLIGHTS OUT OF

KNOCK THE HABIT

KNOCK THE HELL OUT OF

KNOCK THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF

KNOCK THE PROPS OUT FROM UNDER

KNOCK THE SOCKS OFF

KNOCK THE STUFFING OUT OF

KNOCK THE WIND OUT OF SAILS

KNOCK TO

KNOCK UP