knockout

Converse of object

• deliver: Some of the best porn is done by photographers who know how to deliver the knockout.
• have: Unit has a cable knockout, which is provided in the back.
• use: All the cash awards will flash and pressing the start button will use a knockout and highlight an award.

Adjective modifier

• straight: The format will be straight knockout, all matches race to 7, alternate break through to the final.
• first: For me that is much more satisfying than a first round knockout.
• double: The Ladies draw was reduced to four after Falmouth withdrew from the leagues, they continued with their ' double knockout ' draw.
• single: The Doubles is blocks of 8 with a single life knockout.
• absolute: All fine magicians individually, but as a group, an absolute knockout.
• technical: Stracey took the title, winning by a technical knockout.

Modifies a noun

• punch: The second half saw the knockout punch midway through to seal the victory for the imposing fighters.
• mouse: Knockout mouse models are widely used to study human diseases caused by the loss of gene function.
• blow: At the end of 1916, LG was pressing the military establishment for a ' knockout blow ' on the Western Front ' .
• competition: What is the oldest knockout competition in the world?
• tournament: There was also an individual knockout tournament ran that was won by Jonathan Evans.
• stage: The ladies failed to show the same form in the knockout stage, however, where they were defeated in the 1 st round.

Noun used with modifier

• gene: Gene knockout on the other hand has been less useful.
• round: For me that is much more satisfying than a first round knockout.
• end-of-season: He will certainly be competing in the end-of-season knockouts at Combe, Brands Hatch and Silverstone.

Possessives

• mouse: Techniques employed in the laboratory include the use of gene-targeting in embryonic stem cells to generate ' knockout ' mice.

Preposition: in

• round: He won by a knockout in the 12th round.