King Hit

A term widely used in Australia. A very hard punch, usually delivered to the head, that is completely unexpected. Most often results in knock outs or knock downs. Viewed upon by most as an act of cowardice. Simmilar in meaning to sucker punch.

This phrase was made famous in Australia in the 1970's-80's. Over time it has come to mean a knock out punch.

The term was created to describe I blindside punch. Thrown from behind, it is usually a knock out punch not seen coming.

Media has misused the word as any K.O. or massive blow to the head.

Hard and unexpected punch between the eyes.

1. The most hardcore, damage-maximising, chronicly solid punch that can be thrown. Send's the aggressor off balance if it doesn't hit the intended target.
2. A Very Very large sized bong of cannabis.

A colloquial, jazzed up way of saying someone was punched in the head with the intent of the perpetrator being to knock them out.

A word the Australian media is known for overusing as a buzzword, similar to how the media in the US kept calling a recent trend of innocent people being assaulted with a punch to the head "the knockout game".

To take the first hit from a bong, usually a gravity bong, where the first hit is most potent.

The final super punch to KO someone while they’re unaware. Either in a fight (which means they got past the others defenses and landed a perfect hit) or being a pu$$y and hitting someone while they’re unaware back turned.