Break
Break verb - To cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly.
Flex
Flex verb - Cause (a plastic object) to assume a crooked or angular form.
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Break the Haughty: Jonny, a good way to see it is in the artwork where at the start he is always standing tall next to Joker, smoking a cigarette, pulling his collar,smugly smiling and all but short to flex at people when he enters the room.
Source: Comic Book / Joker - Even if it's secured by rebars or other metal, rock just doesn't have the flexibility needed to flex in such a manner, and it's usually solid rock or concrete these brutes latch onto; ever try to grab a handful of dirt and not have it break up in your hands?
Source: Super Rug Pull
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