knocks me sick

common scouse phrase used instead of 'makes me feel sick', 'grosses me out' or 'freaks me out'.

'he knocks me sick'
'nah i can't touch polystyrene it proper knocks me'
'beans genuinely knock me sick'
'just watched that ted bundy thing and it proper knocked me sick'

ain

usually shouted with an outstretched hand at someone when they are speaking or when someone is trying to terror them. this word might be used when someone says something gimpy and is often used as a synonym for heavy

(liverpool slang)

"i fell on my face when i was running for the bus"
"HAHAH AINNNN" *hand outstretched*

30👍 19👎