KO

nounverbcommon in dialogue

To knock someone out; to render someone unconscious.

noun

1
Variant of knock outAbbreviation of knock out.
2
Variant of kick-offAbbreviation of kick-off (“the time or manner of start of play”).

Etymology

Initialism of knock out. Initialism of kick-off.

verb

1
To knock someone out; to render someone unconscious.
Joe KO'd the opposing boxer.
2
To start play.

Forms

plural: KOs, KO's
past tense: KOed, KO'd, KO'ed
past participle: KOed, KO'd, KO'ed
present participle: KOing, KO'ing
third person singular: KOs, KO's

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