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JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
Europe
Chappy (Scotland)
Belfast (Northern Ireland)[citation needed]
Knock Down Ginger (England)[3]
Knock Off Ginger (England)[4]
Bobby Knocking (Wales)[5]
knock a door run/knock door run (England)
Knock door run (Leicester, England)[6]
Knicky-Knocky Nine Doors (Durham)
Knock-a-door-dash (Liverpool, England)[7]
Belletje trekken (Netherlands)[citation needed]
Klingelstreich (Germany)[citation needed]
Belleke trek (Belgium)[8][better source needed]
Knock and nash (United Kingdom)[9]
Chicky melly[10][11] chap-door-run,[12] chappy, chappies[13] (Scotland)
Knock and run (England)[14]
Knick knack (Ireland)[15]
Knick Knock Nanny (Oxfordshire, England)
Knick Knock (Cornwall, England)
Cherry knocking (United Kingdom)[16][17]
Ringepigg (Norway)
Ajtóbetyárkodás (Hungary)
Tocatimbres (Spain)
Rat a Tat Ginger (Coventry, England)
Dyraat (Iceland)[18]
North America
Ding dong ditch (United States)[19]
Doorbell ditch (United States)[20]
Doorbell dixie (United States)[21]
Knock, knock, ginger (Canada)[citation needed]
Knicky Knicky Nine Door (Canada)[22]
Ring and run (United States)[23]
Sonne-décrisse (Canada)[24]
Oceania
Knick Knocking (Australia)[25]
Ding dong dash (Australia)[citation needed]
Africa
Tok-tokkie (South Africa)[26]
South America
Rinraje (Argentina)[citation needed]
Rín-Rín-Raja (Chile)[27]
Tin-Tin Corre-Corre (Colombia)[28]
Tocar a campainha e sair correndo (Brazil)
Asia
Bel-Twi (벨튀, South Korea)[29]
Ping-Pong Dash (ピンポンダッシュ, Japan)[30]
Chappy (Scotland)
Belfast (Northern Ireland)[citation needed]
Knock Down Ginger (England)[3]
Knock Off Ginger (England)[4]
Bobby Knocking (Wales)[5]
knock a door run/knock door run (England)
Knock door run (Leicester, England)[6]
Knicky-Knocky Nine Doors (Durham)
Knock-a-door-dash (Liverpool, England)[7]
Belletje trekken (Netherlands)[citation needed]
Klingelstreich (Germany)[citation needed]
Belleke trek (Belgium)[8][better source needed]
Knock and nash (United Kingdom)[9]
Chicky melly[10][11] chap-door-run,[12] chappy, chappies[13] (Scotland)
Knock and run (England)[14]
Knick knack (Ireland)[15]
Knick Knock Nanny (Oxfordshire, England)
Knick Knock (Cornwall, England)
Cherry knocking (United Kingdom)[16][17]
Ringepigg (Norway)
Ajtóbetyárkodás (Hungary)
Tocatimbres (Spain)
Rat a Tat Ginger (Coventry, England)
Dyraat (Iceland)[18]
North America
Ding dong ditch (United States)[19]
Doorbell ditch (United States)[20]
Doorbell dixie (United States)[21]
Knock, knock, ginger (Canada)[citation needed]
Knicky Knicky Nine Door (Canada)[22]
Ring and run (United States)[23]
Sonne-décrisse (Canada)[24]
Oceania
Knick Knocking (Australia)[25]
Ding dong dash (Australia)[citation needed]
Africa
Tok-tokkie (South Africa)[26]
South America
Rinraje (Argentina)[citation needed]
Rín-Rín-Raja (Chile)[27]
Tin-Tin Corre-Corre (Colombia)[28]
Tocar a campainha e sair correndo (Brazil)
Asia
Bel-Twi (벨튀, South Korea)[29]
Ping-Pong Dash (ピンポンダッシュ, Japan)[30]
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JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
@nonsensiclesnail I find that kind of word origin thing fascinating. I lifted it of wikilpedia of course

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@JimboSaturn I can use google and Wikipedia too…I was asking what you used to call it
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
@SW-User I was just curious about the whole thing.
JRVanguard · 26-30, M
People don’t all call it ding dong ditch🤔

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@JRVanguard nope, always been knocky nine doors. I think ding dong ditch is just Americans
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
'we called it knicky knicky nine doors
Morvoren · F
It’s just called knock and run where I live.
meJess · F
I believe it’s the accepted method of responding to a crime for the Metropolitan Police.
Pfuzylogic · M
In Indiana we called that “White Rabbit”!
If you went up and cussed at the person opening the door we called it “Black Rabbit”.
I had a friend that got caught by a parent doing that and he got escorted home and the neighbor told his mother! 😅
If you went up and cussed at the person opening the door we called it “Black Rabbit”.
I had a friend that got caught by a parent doing that and he got escorted home and the neighbor told his mother! 😅
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
@Pfuzylogic A nightmare for a kid.
Pfuzylogic · M
@JimboSaturn Oh yeah. He was 14 and a child of 4 answered the door.
ineedadrink · 51-55, M
Ding dong ditch.
calicuz · 56-60, M
"Door bell ditch" when I was growing up.
FloorGenAdm · 51-55, M
Chinese Doorbell
Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
Knicky kNicky nine doors when my friends and i did it on the neighbours in the seventies
TurtlePink · 22-25, F
I guess its called ding dong ditch. I thought ding dong ditching was when you ring their doorbell and run but I guess in the US its called that too when you knock and run
Richard65 · M
We called it "Knock-a-door-run-away", which is exactly what it says on the tin.
Sojournersoul · M
We never had a name for. We just called it having fun. Lol
Degbeme · 70-79, M
We used to call it knock knock ginger when I was a kid.
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
@Degbeme You anti-ginger meanie!

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... I always called it knock door run. Maybe I have no creativity.
Bowenw · 61-69, M
Knock-a-door, Ginger.

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@Bowenw who is ginger? 😆😆
Bowenw · 61-69, M
@SW-User I have no clue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knock,_knock,_ginger
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knock,_knock,_ginger
ArtieKat · M
"Knock 'n' run"
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
@ArtieKat I thought that referred to teenage boys getting teenage girls pregnant?
Knock-a-door where i am

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@TheDeathOfOzymandiaz sounds normal 😆
HumanEarth · F
We just call it knocking on the door


vetguy1991 · 51-55, M
Ding and dash

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Nick Knocking

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AntisocialTroll · 56-60, F
It was called cherry knocking where I grew up...fluck knows why!?

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Wait... I hate it when people throw a walrus at my grandma?

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@SW-User I really do

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@SW-User I'll stop then

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@SW-User thank you, appreciated
Elessar · 26-30, M
"Toccata e fuga" ("hit and run", or literally "touch and escape")
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP
Knocker
Pinkstarburst · F
I call it rude 🤣
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
Ding dong ditch
Sandcastler · 26-30, M
You look like the gems girl in the pic

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@Sandcastler you think?
Sandcastler · 26-30, M
@SW-User yeah, based on your profile pic

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@Sandcastler that’s funny
OogieBoogie · F
We never did that round here -.we would steal flowers from their gardens, and sometimes wreck their letter boxes with crackers or a cricket bat (my brother's did this ....I was never invited ).
But never ringing on doorbells.
We kinda knew everyone in our neighbourhood 🤷
But never ringing on doorbells.
We kinda knew everyone in our neighbourhood 🤷

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@OogieBoogie we used to steal garden gnomes
Knock down ginger
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Dunno -- I always called it "stupid".
SarahConnorT800 · F
Stupid fucking teens, is what my parents would’ve said lol

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We used to call it Fuck it just do it 🙂
MethDozer · M
Ding dong ditch.
Nicky knocky nine doors???? Chappy???
See this is why we make fun of you guys in the UK.
Nicky knocky nine doors???? Chappy???
See this is why we make fun of you guys in the UK.