Attack
Birch
Birch verb - To strike repeatedly.
Usage example: always a stern disciplinarian, our father birched anyone who talked back
Both words in one sentence
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This Trauma Conga Line proved too much for her, and she becomes a shell of her former self, turning over Haytham's parenting duties to Reginald Birch, who she doesn't know is a Templar and the man who orchestrated the attack on her family.
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The self-propelled Birch Gun (capable of keeping pace with a tank attack and providing immediate heavy support fire) was way ahead of its time for the late 1920's, but was shelved when the dispute over whether it was a tank or an artillery piece could not be resolved.
Source: Interservice Rivalry -
He and Jenny do the same when they attack Birch's chateau.
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