knock

They made stacks and tunnels with the tires, crawled through them, jumped off them, knocked them over, bounced on them while onlookers watched from outside.

Up and down the coast, violent tremors knocked out power and toppled warning towers.

Every time there is a knock on the door in the middle of the night, we know we will be moving.

I live in Brooklyn now, so I was like “I’m going to fly to L.A. and stay there for two weeks to knock this project out.”

The government source said there had been "a lot of navel-gazing" about what Caerphilly means for Labour, including "people chipping in who didn't knock a door".