hob knocker is a bad word because here it is something gross and illegal. i will not say what it is.
Oh, dude, a turd knocker? That's like, a made-up term for someone who, I guess, knocks on turds? Like, who even comes up with this stuff? But hey, technically speaking, a turd knocker would be someone who, you know, knocks on poop. So, there you have it, a turd knocker in all its glory.
No -.- Swag is not a bad word :P
No it's not a bad word
It's not a bad word but the word spook is on the swear word list
Is that from an episode of iCarly? Well all I know is that it is gross and illegal.One of the definitions of hob-knocker is "something that is gross and illegal." It is also used in reference to someone who goes around hitting others hard in the testicles or to refer to a person as the pain one suffers after being hit hard in that area of the body, as well as in other ways.
"Hob knocker" is a made-up slang term featured in the TV show "iCarly." In the show, a hob knocker is defined as someone who knocks on the door of their friend's house and leaves before the friend answers the door.
A Hob Knocker is when a guy slaps a sexual partner across the face with his penis.
hob knocker means that someone who goes around hitting people in there privates so yes it is nasty discusting and illegal
Mom's rocker; play soccer; gym locker...
In Great Britain, "hob knocker" is a slur or derogatory term used to refer to a person who is considered untrustworthy or deceitful. It is not a widely recognized or commonly used term in contemporary British English.
it is someone who goes around slapping there genitals on people and masturbating in public and doing sexual act with animals
a hom knocker is bad person
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The word hobknocker is a slang term used to describe a person who participates in something gross or illegal. Actually, the only dictionary that includes this term is The Urban Dictionary and it did not appear there until after it was used on iCarly. So it has no meaning other than whatever the show's writers intended.