conk in Portuguese
conk in Portuguese is dar (um) cascudo — conk means to hit someone, especially on the head.
conk in Portuguese
dar (um) cascudo
(slang) To hit, especially on the head.
What does "conk" mean?
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verb To hit someone, especially on the head.
"He conked his brother on the head with a rolled-up newspaper."
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noun A hairstyle in which tightly curled hair is chemically straightened.
"Malcolm X famously described getting his first conk as a young man."
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verb To stop working or fail suddenly, especially a machine or engine.
"The old washing machine finally conked out after fifteen years."
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conk in a sentence
- He conked his brother on the head with a rolled-up newspaper.
- She stood up too fast and conked her head on the shelf.
- Malcolm X famously described getting his first conk as a young man.
- The old washing machine finally conked out after fifteen years.
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What is "conk" in Portuguese?
"conk" in Portuguese is dar (um) cascudo. conk means: To hit someone, especially on the head.
How do you use "conk" in a sentence?
Example: "He conked his brother on the head with a rolled-up newspaper." In Portuguese, "conk" is dar (um) cascudo.
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