antiknock
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an·ti·knock
(ăn'tĭ-nŏk') 
n.
A substance, such as tetraethyl lead, added to gasoline to reduce engine knock.
n.
A substance, such as tetraethyl lead, added to gasoline to reduce engine knock.
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- Body Parts and Accessories - antiknock: (adj) relating to any fuel additive that helps resist engine knocking
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