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Knock

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Knock - to speak badly about someone or something

• It is important not to knock things, that we do not understand.
• My sister always knocks her boss.
• Please do not knock my family.
• Why do so many people knock the government.
• My brother always knocks people he does not like.
• I try hard not to knock anyone.

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Kick Up A Notch

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Keep In The Dark

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Keep Posted

Knock

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Keep A Straight Face

Kill Time

Keep Cool - With Voice/Audio

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Keep Your Word

Kicked The Bucket

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