"Conk" Example Sentences
1. He conked out on the couch after a hard day of work.
2. The joke really conked Tim out and he burst out laughing.
3. Her heavy eyelids conked shut and she started to doze off.
4. The boxer took a punch to the conk and was out cold on the mat.
5. The loud noise conked him out of his daydream.
6. The little girl conked her head when she slid off the slide.
7. My grandpa has a big red conk from years of drinking.
8. A karate chop to the conk quickly incapacitated the thief.
9. The blow to his head conked him out for a few minutes.
10. He fell off the ladder and conked his head on the floor.
11. The dog conked his head on the low hanging cabinet.
12. His bald conk gleamed under the fluorescent lights.
13. The loud music conked me out of my meditative state.
14. A swift kick to the conk quickly ended the fight.
15. The toddler's head conked against the corner of the table.
16. Her fist conked him right in the nose and he fell to the floor.
17. They conked each other playfully on the head as they joked around.
18. The little boy ran into the wall and conked his head.
19. The conk on her head caused a sizeable bump and bruise.
20. She pulled an all-nighter and her eyes started to conk shut.
21. He took a mean right hook straight to the conk.
22. The knock to his conk threw him off balance.
23. Her hat conked off her head as she ran down the hill.
24. He toppled over and conked his noggin on the coffee table.
25. She had a nice conk with lots of blonde curls.
26. The egg to the conk taught him a lesson about throwing things.
27. The boxer conked out on the stool between rounds.
28. He tripped and conked his noggin on the brick porch.
29. The door slammed and conked him right on the head.
30. He accidentally conked his head on the rearview mirror.
31. The alarm clock conked him into full wakefulness.
32. A conk on the head caused him to see stars.
33. His hat kept falling forward and conking him in the eyes.
34. The loud noise conked me out of my reverie.
35. Her conk got stuck in the suction cup of the refrigerator.
36. Rowdy children ran through the house, conking into furniture.
37. The thief got a quick conk to the head from the baseball bat.
38. The head injury caused him to conk out for a few moments.
39. The old man had a big red conk from years of drinking liquor.
40. A conk on the noggin made her see stars.
41. He was conked on the head and thrown in the trunk of a car.
42. The dog conked its nose trying to squeeze under the bed.
43. She had to lie down after her eyes conked shut from fatigue.
44. He bumped his conk when he tripped over the threshold.
45. The silly clown fell over, conking his head on the ground.
46. The alarm conked them out of their slumber every morning.
47. The door flying open conked him on the noggin.
48. The toddler slid off the chair and conked her head.
49. A swift punch connected with his conk and he went down.
50. The heavy box accidentally conked him on the noggin.
51. He could feel the lump forming from where his conk hit the door.
52. His big bald conk reflected the light from the lamp.
53. The hammer blow conked the nail squarely on the head.
54. Her ballet shoe conked him on the back of the head.
55. The dog conked its head on the table trying to steal food.
56. One punch conked him out cold on the pavement.
57. The gun conked him on the noggin and knocked him out.
58. I fell asleep with my book on my face, my glasses conking me in the nose.
59. She conked her noggin on the cabinet when she stood up too quickly.
60. Her little brother conked her on the head, accidentally hurting her.
Common Phases
1.
Conk out: To fall into a state of unconsciousness, usually due to exhaustion or a blow to the head.
2.
Conk someone on/over the head: To hit someone on the head, usually forcefully and unexpectedly.
3.
Conk one's noggin: To bump one's head, especially accidentally.
4.
Conk the nail on the head: To make an exactly correct statement or hit the precise target.
5. Knock someone for a/into a
conk: To hit someone hard enough to render them unconscious.
6.
Conk someone out: To render someone unconscious with a hard blow, especially to the head.
7.
Conk someone on the
conk: To hit someone on their head, typically hard.
8. Suck/knock/
conk someone's block off: To beat or hit someone very hard, often rendering them unconscious.