Clock and Whale

Clock

Clock verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

Usage example: sick of being insulted, he swung around and clocked his tormentor hard enough to knock him off his bar stool

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Whale and clock are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whale" instead a verb "Clock".

Nearby Words: clocking, clocked

Whale verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

Usage example: whaled the ball so hard that it sailed over the fence and into the neighbor's yard

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Clock and whale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clock" instead a verb "Whale".

Nearby Words: whaling, whaler

normal	normal clock	normal whale
complete	complete clock	complete whale
single	single clock	single whale
small	small clock	small whale
Other adjectives: actual, real, large, huge, evil, famous, mechanical, gigantic, flying, titular, last, different, literal, local, giant, magical, largest.

Also, the boss of a Party Quest in the same area is a whale-like monster with Uncle Sam-esque nipples and a clock on its head.

Source: Toy Time
Space Whale Aesop: The "moral" of "Grandfather's Clock"; don't play around with or smash clocks, because they have hearts and feelings just like you and me!

Source: Creator / Van Beuren Studios

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