knockoff Definition
☆ knock·off (-ôf′)
noun
Slang a copy or imitation; esp., an inexpensive copy, as of a fashionable clothing design
knockoff Usage Examples
Converse of object
sell: All fragrances are 100 % authentic designer brands, we don't sell knockoffs or imitations.
Adjective modifier
cheap: It's a cheap Chinese knockoff of a Neumann.
Noun used with modifier
designer: Whats in designer glasses knockoff sun the too effective then added, door.
Browse dictionary entries near knockoff
- ‹ knocker
- ‹ knocked down
- ‹ knockdown
- ‹ knockabout
- ‹ knock up
- ‹ knock together
- ‹ knock-out option
- ‹ knock out
- ‹ knock oneself out
- ‹ knock-on effect
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