kneed Synonyms
Strongest:
- shoved
- pushed
- jabbed
- creamed
- levelled
- prodded
- butted
- bumped
- tapped
- stamped
- flicked
- poked
- stroked
- jostled
- kicked
Strong:
- bunged
- knocked
- battered
- chopped
- scuffed
- hit
- thwacked
- lashed
- slapped
- slashed
- decked
- pummeled
- swatted
- smote
- cudgelled
- mauled
- punched
- bowled-down-or-over-
- pummelled
- thumped
- licked
- pelted
- bunted
- thrashed
- leveled
- roughed
- mangled
- floored
- speared
- flailed
- drubbed
- clubbed
- whacked
- knocked-down
- whipped
- felled
- cuffed
- stabbed
- buffeted
- smacked
- dumped
- pounded
- banged
- caned
Weak:
- bust
- laced
- cracked
- slammed
- cudgeled
- bobbed
- flogged
- boxed
- pommeled
- bashed
- whaled
- switched
- pommelled
- slogged
- clobbered
- batted
- hammered
- socked
- tagged
- pasted
- sledgehammered
- rabbit-punched
- beat
- swiped
- peppered
- clipped
- sucker-punched
- rapped
- slugged
- biffed
- belted
- sapped
- conked
- clapt
- clapped
- skulled
- clouted
- clocked
- struck
- bopped
- nailed
- busted
- brained
- zapped
- sledged
- bludgeoned
- walloped
- lambasted
- beaned
- bonked
kneed Meaning
kneed (a.)
Having knees;- used chiefly in composition; as, in-kneed; out-kneed; weak-kneed.
Geniculated; forming an obtuse angle at the joints, like the knee when a little bent; as, kneed grass.
kneed Sentence Examples
- The boxer kneed his opponent in the stomach, causing him to crumble to the ground.
- The football player kneed the quarterback, forcing a fumble.
- The wrestler kneed his opponent in the face, knocking him out.
- The mugger kneed the victim in the ribs, stealing his wallet.
- The bully kneed the smaller child in the back, causing him to cry.
- The dog kneed its owner in the leg, begging for attention.
- The cat kneed the furniture, trying to sharpen its claws.
- The baby kneed its mother in the stomach, accidentally kicking her.
- The horse kneed the stable door, trying to get out.
- The tree kneed against the wind, its branches swaying back and forth.
FAQs About the word kneed
Having knees;- used chiefly in composition; as, in-kneed; out-kneed; weak-kneed., Geniculated; forming an obtuse angle at the joints, like the knee when a littl
shoved, pushed, jabbed, creamed, levelled, prodded, butted, bumped, tapped, stamped
No antonyms found.
The boxer kneed his opponent in the stomach, causing him to crumble to the ground.
The football player kneed the quarterback, forcing a fumble.
The wrestler kneed his opponent in the face, knocking him out.
The mugger kneed the victim in the ribs, stealing his wallet.
