Down and Mow

Down

Down verb - To strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall.

Usage example: downed his opponent with one stunning blow

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Mow and down are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mow" instead a verb "Down".

Nearby Word: downed

Mow verb - To shorten the standing leafy plant cover of.

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Down and mow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Down" instead a verb "Mow".

Nearby Words: mowed, mower, mowing, mown

down path

mow path

However, you can just flank him and mow him down normally (he can take more bullets than a regular Mook, but still dies pretty quickly).

Source: Video Game / Deadfall Adventures
Made even funnier when you have a group with enough gear/levels/skill to simply mow these extra enemies down as they arrive and still beat the boss.

Source: Dungeon Bypass
If you had enough arrows stored up, you could just point at a horde of enemies, hold down the right mouse button, and mow them down like you're wielding an assault rifle.

Source: Automatic Crossbows