Chop
Shape
Shape verb - To change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation.
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The Maka Chop, a purely comedic attack, apparently imitating Death's "Death Chop" which leaves a similar mark, because Death's hands are the same rough shape as a thick book.
Source: Throw the Book at Them -
Inigo Skimmer from The Fifth Elephant; among his hidden arsenal is a dagger shaped to fit the shape of the edge of his hand (so he can remove people's heads with nothing more than a karate chop) which emerges from his sleeve when he shrugs his shoulders in a certain way.
Source: Nothing Up My Sleeve
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