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Discover Ludwig"knocked up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, though it is considered informal and may not be appropriate for formal or academic writing.
It is commonly used to mean "pregnant," but can also have other meanings such as "created quickly" or "woke up." It can also be seen as a slang term for "surprised" or "caught off guard." Example: "She was so shocked by the news that she was knocked up with twins."
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knocked up
adjective
Pregnant, typically outside of marriage.
synonyms
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Or knocked up.
I love Knocked Up.
Take "Knocked Up".
And Knocked Up?
Knocked Up isn't misogynist.
5.56pm BST They've knocked up.
Well, all knocked up now.
It's not like I got knocked up.
I knocked up this soup last winter.
Reiser: "Lucky it was before Knocked Up".
Before the deployment ended, he'd got her knocked up.
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