balloteer
/ˌbaləˈtɪə/noun
In early use: an advocate of the ballot, a ballotist. Later also: a person who casts a vote in a ballot, a balloter.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From ballot + -eer. With the sense ‘advocate of the ballot’ compare slightly later ballotist. With the sense ‘person who casts a vote in a ballot’ compare earlier ballotant, balloter.
- knock (or hit) someone for six
- knock (or take) the stuffing out of
- knockout
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- knockout mouse
- knock people's heads together
- knock someone back
- knock someone dead
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- knock someone for six
- knock someone into the middle of next week
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- knock someone on the head
- knock someone out
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- knock someone's block off
- knock someone sideways
- knock someone's socks off
- knock someone/thing about (or around)
- knock someone/thing into shape
- knock someone up
- knock something back
- knock something down
- knock something into a cocked hat