knock back

Occasionally during a block party, Castro would join a few of the residents for a few hours and knock back a couple of beers.

To ignore him was to ignore God and risk a knock back down to the bottom of the karmic ladder.

“People come to knock back good wine and have a good time,” explained Landon Parvin, a much sought-after speechwriter.

There was only one ship in the galaxy that could knock back a blip that big at such a distance.

There is a way around every tabu, knock on wood—but just watch out that the wood doesn't knock back!

Now I don't want to knock back at your country, Mrs. Tasker, but it seems to me that's the English character.