Funnel
Funnel verb - To cause to move to a central point or along a restricted pathway.
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Synonyms for Funnel
Nearby Word: funnelled
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
How words are described
| long | long funnel | long take |
| massive | massive funnel | massive take |
| large | large funnel | large take |
| big | big funnel | big take |
| Other adjectives: huge. | ||
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You can funnel zombies into a window sill and they'll just climb on top of each other trying to get to you, only to take a crowbar to the face for their troubles.
Source: Video Game / Cataclysm -
In a Single Bound: Pulled off by Tarzan during the escape sequence aboard the ship that was supposed to take him and the rest to England (much to his pursuers' surprise and awe), point A being the top of a mast and point B being the top of the ship's funnel at a rather impressive distance.
Source: Disney / Tarzan -
Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud: "Brain Storm" is about Brain's attempt to harness a tornado for his latest scheme to take over the world.
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