Beat
Guard
Guard verb - To drive danger or attack away from.
How words are described
| fellow | fellow beat | fellow guard |
| old | old beat | old guard |
| good | good beat | good guard |
| normal | normal beat | normal guard |
| Other adjectives: perfect, original, single, simple, heavy, actual, constant, huge, main, next, last, local, giant. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- His badass nature did not falter in the camp, where after being clubbed with a German guard's rifle, he disarmed the guard and beat him unconscious.
Source: Almighty Janitor -
It's possible to disarm each guard and beat them to a pulp with your fists (but not kill them).
Source: Let's Fight Like Gentlemen - Depending on the guard, they can let you pass either after you bribe them, find their missing wallet or go beat up the guard dog so that it gets the blame instead of them.
Source: Half-Hearted Henchman
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