Engulfed
Hit
Hit verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Nearby Word: hitting
Both words in one sentence
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You will constantly be revived before your HP can even hit zero, and when the song ends, Chaos will simply be engulfed in a massive fireball of spontaneous combustion and perish.
- Although you can survive these with a ring of shock resistance and black dragon scale mail (which provides disintegration resistance), you can also survive by being engulfed by a monster: the beams will hit the engulfing monster before they hit you.
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Never mind that in 1984, during the making of a Pepsi commercial, a loose spark hit Michael's hair and engulfed him in flames before crew members smothered it.
Source: Great Balls of Fire
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