Max Walker

When I go and speak now at all sorts of conferences, later in the night there's always a better Maxie Walker than me. Billy Birmingham's legendary for basically being able to verbally kneecap any of a number of Australia's characters, particularly in the commentary box.

Australian Athlete

Edith Head

Even the most beautiful legs - Marlene Dietrich's, for instance - look better when the kneecap is covered.

American Designer

Leo Sayer

I have had a partial kneecap replacement, an irritable bowel and three stents in my heart.

English Musician

Kneecap is a specific bone, used when discussing the body or injuries.

Anatomical Term

Common in sports or accident situations, 'kneecap' signals a focus on the injury.

Injury Context

'Kneecap' is often used by medical professionals when explaining conditions.

Medical Vocabulary

When 'kneecap' is a verb, it often means to severely limit or damage potential.

Figurative Use

'Kneecap' implies a deliberate action to weaken or halt progress.

Metaphorical Impact

Verb 'kneecap' usually holds a negative tone, suggesting harmful intent.

Negative Connotation

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