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beat/knock the daylights out of
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beat/knock the (living) daylights out of someone

to hit someone very hard many times. I'll knock the living daylights out of him if I catch him doing it again!

See also: beat, daylight, knock

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knock on the head
knock out
knock sense into
knock sideways
knock socks off
knock spots off
knock the bottom out of

knock the daylights out of
knock the stuffing out of
knock them/'em dead
knock up
knock wood
knock yourself out
knock-down-drag-out
knock/lick into shape

knock people's heads together

knock people's heads together

knock people's heads together

knock people's heads together

knock people's heads together

Knock resistance

Knock resistance

knock sense into

Knock Sensor (automotive)

knock socks off

knock socks off

knock socks off

knock socks off

knock spots off

knock the bottom out of

knock the daylights out of

knock the stuffing out

knock the stuffing out

knock the stuffing out of

knock the tar out of

knock them dead

knock them/'em dead

Knock Three Times

Knock three times (disambiguation)

Knock Yer Block Off

Knock Your Socks Off

Knock Your Socks Off Service (book)

knock yourself out

knock yourself out

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