Flail and Stone

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Flail verb - To move or cause to move with a striking motion.

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Stone and flail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stone" instead a verb "Flail".

Nearby Words: flailed, flailing

Stone verb - To make sharp or sharper.

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Flail and stone are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flail" instead a verb "Stone".

Nearby Words: stony, stoned, stoning, stonily, stoneware

Everyone quietly watches, and doesn't comment when the parasol gets caught on a tree branch, making her flail about, drop like a stone and fall on her face.

Source: Failed Attempt at Drama
In the Italian fantasy novel Balthis the Adventuress there's an entire underground subrace that lives by this trope: they sleep in hard stone beds, eat and drink awful-tasting things daily and often flail and beat each other up as a form of greetings.

Source: Too Kinky to Torture
As for the swords themselves: The Deity can cut through stone, The Dragon can break it; Heaven's Fall has a sliding blade that can extend from either side of the hilt; The Shooting Stars are two swords which can be attached to each other and used as a flail-whip...thing.

Source: Cool Sword

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