kayo (Meaning)
Wordnet
kayo (n)
a blow that renders the opponent unconscious
Wordnet
kayo (v)
knock unconscious or senseless
Synonyms & Antonyms of kayo
Synonyms:
- stroke
- clap
- wham
- clobbering
- belt
- larrup
- whipping
- clip
- biff
- whop
- plump
- smack
- bop
- bastinade
- switch
- slug
- bang
- bludgeoning
- beat
- box
- pound
- bat
- lambasting
- walloping
- dab
- poke
- stinger
- bash
- lick
- hack
- whap
- whack
- spank
- hit
- counterstroke
- thwack
- counterblow
- swipe
- thud
- counterpunch
- wallop
- whip
- pelt
- pummelling
- punch
- buffet
- pick
- swat
- thump
- cuff
- slap
- bust
- hand
- lash
- welt
- sock
- rap
- blow
- stripe
- flogging
- hook
- clout
- haymaker
- slam
- chop
- fillip
- smash
- knock
- right-hander
kayo Sentence Examples
- The unexpected punch sent him crashing to the ground in a kayo.
- The boxer delivered a devastating kayo in the final round, securing his victory.
- Despite his opponent's aggressive tactics, he managed to avoid a kayo and keep fighting.
- The crowd erupted into cheers as they witnessed the kayo, impressed by the boxer's skill.
- The kayo came suddenly, catching everyone off guard, including the referee.
- His training regimen focused on building strength and speed to deliver swift kayos.
- After a series of powerful jabs, he finally landed the kayo, ending the match decisively.
- The boxer's record boasts an impressive number of kayos, making him a formidable opponent.
- In the world of boxing, a kayo is often the quickest and most dramatic way to win a match.
- Despite the defeat, he remained determined to come back stronger and avoid future kayos.
FAQs About the word kayo
a blow that renders the opponent unconscious, knock unconscious or senseless
uppercut, knockout, knockdown,KO, swing, cruncher,one-two, pounding, roundhouse, thrashing
No antonyms found.
The unexpected punch sent him crashing to the ground in a kayo.
The boxer delivered a devastating kayo in the final round, securing his victory.
Despite his opponent's aggressive tactics, he managed to avoid a kayo and keep fighting.
The crowd erupted into cheers as they witnessed the kayo, impressed by the boxer's skill.
