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knock away

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knock away (at something)
to continue to knock at something. The loose shutter kept knocking away at the side of the house. It knocked away all night, keeping me awake.
See also: away, knock


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Glu), you play chef by hitting buttons at the right time to mix pizza toppings, shake cocktails and knock away bad ingredients from your soup terrine.
He did knock away their best attempt when he stopped Jeff Carter on a short-handed breakaway attempt about six minutes into the first.
Perkins dove to his left side to knock away a shot by John Goncalves, and Perkins said that's when he knew it was over.
 
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