Pronunciation: /nɑːkaʊt drɒps/
noun a liquid or pill containing a drug that causes a person to become unconscious or extremely drowsy, often used for nefarious purposes
A1 She accidentally ingested knockout drops and fell asleep.
A2 The suspect was caught trying to slip knockout drops into the victim's drink.
B1 The use of knockout drops is illegal and can result in serious consequences.
B2 The athlete was disqualified from the competition after testing positive for knockout drops.
C1 The investigation revealed a sophisticated operation involving the distribution of knockout drops.
C2 The documentary exposed the dark side of the entertainment industry, including the use of knockout drops to manipulate performers.
formal The suspect was found to have used knockout drops to incapacitate his victims.
informal I heard that someone slipped knockout drops into the punch at the party last night.
slang Be careful at that club, there are rumors that people are putting knockout drops in drinks.
figurative Her beauty was like knockout drops, leaving everyone in awe.
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