Drop and Smack

Drop

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

Usage example: dropped the would-be mugger in his tracks with a single well-aimed blow

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Smack and drop are semantically related In some cases you can use "Smack" instead the word "Drop" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: dropped, dropping, droplet, dropout, dropper

Smack noun - A very small amount.

Usage example: add just a smack of vanilla to the whipped cream

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Drop and smack are semantically related in thing topic. Sometimes you can use "Drop" instead the word "Smack" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: smacked, smacking, smacker

good	good drop	good smack
normal	normal drop	normal smack
single	single drop	single smack
sharp	sharp drop	sharp smack
Other adjectives: hard, massive, big, huge.

Yes, they can still be knocked down and destroyed, but it makes the difference when you can smack them around and won't fall and they smack you around and drop you like a sack of potatoes.

Source: No Sell
Regardless, when you smack them with a Reaction Command they drop a crap ton of materials used for synthesis with their rarity depending on how much health they had when you used a Reaction Command.

Source: Metal Slime
In extreme cases, the prison may be smack in the middle of the ocean, or at the top of a mountain with a hundred-foot drop on all sides.

Source: Deadly Environment Prison

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