Bash
Bash verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Usage example: you have to bash that door hard in order to get it open
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Synonyms for Bash
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| fancy | fancy bash | fancy club |
| good | good bash | good club |
| long | long bash | long club |
| certain | certain bash | certain club |
| Other adjectives: single, heavy, actual, entire, massive, big, huge, infamous, white, improvised. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
- After the fun is made, the party's going great...until suddenly the gigantic muscular nerd comes back to bash everyone with a spiky club.
Source: But Not Too Evil -
Even before that revelation, the rivalry often came up when Hal and John found themselves working together during Johns' run: John liked to bash Air Force pilots for being undisciplined hotheads (calling the Air Force a "country club"), and Hal liked to bash Marines for being idiotic thugs.
Source: Interservice Rivalry - Strangely, the show never used the sound during the caveman sketches, which usually centered on finding a way for the caveman dad to bash his kids in the head with a club.
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