Define Knacked Meaning

Knacked
Shortened version of "knackered". When you are so knackered you don't even have the strength to say "knackered" and can only go as far as "knacked".

The wife made me work out this morning. I'm totally knacked.
By Sibley
Knack Knack
Someone that is such a dope fiend they ask to scrape your pipe and lick you empty dope baggies they pick their face when nothing is there and leave puss juices all over your mirror.

That bitch is a knack knack .
By Aliza
The Knack
The knack is a rare condition characterized by an extreme intuition of all things mechanical and electrical and utter social ineptitude.

Doctor: I'm afraid your son has "The knack"
Mother: Can he lead a normal life??
Doctor: No. He'll be an engineer.
Mother: Oh no...
Doctor: There there.
By Wallie
Knacking
it is the act of grinding the opposite sex .
for upmost pleasure and excitement.

Person 1: Guy what are you going to do to your girl in Destroy Dick December
Person 2: I'm going to be Knacking her
By Lizzy
Knacks
abbreviation
short for 'knackered', this word is used in England to describe something that is utterly pants or lame.

Mate: Yo, bruv look at my man's fit. It's so dead!
Me: Yeah, man. Shit is knacks
By Marika
Knack
Habbit or trouble for it.

Im quite capable of getting myself drunk, I display a natural knack for it.
By Margie
Knack
The greatest game franchise ever made, Knack is back baby

Steven: Bro Knack sucks
John: Dude, shut the fuck up, you are so stupid, seriously. Knack is great.
Dunkey: KNACK 2 BABY KNACK IS BACK BABY
Jim Johnston: HERE COMES THE MONEYYYYYY
By Darda
Knacking
Term used to describe pain and uncomfort. Chiefly used in Britain, more commonly in the North East of England.

Adolf : "my back is knacking!!"
Joseph : "I hope you get better soon"
By Abigail
Knack
verb (West Yorkshire) - To beat up

Try that again and I'll knack yer
By Maxy
Knacks
Short/Slang of 'Knackers' / 'Scumbags' used in Ireland to define sketchy characters, who'll steal you clothes, money, and other possessions you have on you when walking through the cities of Dublin or Limerick.
Wear tracksuits, travel in numbers, and cary knives.

I hope that knack no be stealing ma' Gamecube!
By Tybi