knock back

US /nɑk bæk/
UK /nɑk bæk/
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1.

to quickly drink a large amount of an alcoholic drink

:
He can knock back several beers in an hour.
They were knocking back shots all night.
2.

to cost a lot of money

:
That new car will knock you back a fortune.
The repairs are going to knock us back a few hundred dollars.
3.

to cause someone to fall or move backward with a forceful blow

:
The punch knocked him back against the wall.
The explosion knocked people back several feet.