Beat and Chewed

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Beat verb - To strike repeatedly.

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Chewed and beat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Chewed" instead a verb "Beat".

Nearby Words: beaten, beating, beater, beatable

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Beat and chewed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beat" instead a verb "Chewed".

Nearby Words: chew, chewing, chewy

Especially at the end of Dead Beat, when Murphy gets back from vacation to find him bedridden and on an IV, and as such he does not get chewed out for trashing her house.

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Air vehicles were generally able to beat their non-air adversaries easily (though there are occasionally some options against them), with strategically placed anti-air guns on the map allowed them to be chewed up if they strayed too close.

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Mundane Made Awesome: In "Writing for Cartoons 10", he parodies a thrilling scene from the 1951 film On Dangerous Ground, by having a cartoonist hunt down and beat up a scriptwriter, all just for writing the Filmation cartoon "Disco Droopy", only to be stopped and chewed out by his boss.

Source: Blog / John K Stuff

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