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A small metal weapon; worn over the knuckles on the back of the hand.
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Oh, Hobbs, I wish we could arrange it for bare knucks!
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I didn't find no knucks on him, and you didn't.
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The win came after Maryse slipped Miz some brass knucks which he used to knock out Bryan.
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He didn't have no knucks, boys-thathard-hoofedgranger just naturally tore into the Dutchman with his bare hands.
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Take them knucks away from him!
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Next they got their marbles and played "knucks" and "ringtaw" and "keeps" till that amusement grew stale.
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But it was the high crime of the code to slug him with brass or steel knuckles, commonly called knucks.
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The fight began when Jerry Durand and his friend rushed me-andit ended when Jerry landed on me with brass knucks.
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And as for the pummeling I got afterward with the knucks-thatwas my own lookout-therailroad company is not to blame for that.
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Knucks, he thought, the cur!
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Rapped Over the Knucks.
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"One-ear" Mike relied upon a pair of brass knucks-anheirloom in the family.
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Plug of Tobacco, a Deck of Playing Cards, a Copy of "Old Sleuth" and a Pair of Brass Knucks.
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In this game, one boy, called "Knucks," takes a small marble between his knuckles, then places the clenched hand on the ground.
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He was keen-eyed, insolent, idle, and, by a small experience in Houston street, would have been qualified for a first-class "knuck."
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Oh, Hobbs, I wish we could arrange it for bare knucks!