Hide and Smash

Hide

Hide verb - To strike repeatedly.

Usage example: the grizzled quartermaster threatened to hide any soldier caught stealing provisions

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Smash and hide are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smash" instead a verb "Hide".

Nearby Words: hideous, hiding, hideously, hided

Smash verb - To cause to break with violence and much noise.

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Hide and smash are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hide" instead a verb "Smash".

Nearby Words: smashed, smashing, smasher, smashable

similar	similar hide	similar smash
normal	normal hide	normal smash
right	right hide	right smash
original	original hide	original smash
Other adjectives: powerful, entire, big, yellow, double.

people	hide people	smash people
stuff	hide stuff	smash stuff
hand	hide hand	smash hand
way	hide way	smash way
Other words: face, head, ship, items, objects, faces.

Oh, and they can smash through solid blocks, which means you can't use cubbyholes to hide from them.

Source: Demonic Spiders / Roguelikes
Subverted in Suffragette; one of the suffragists, who is actually a woman, disguises herself as harmless lady by using a baby carriage to hide the brickstones she's going to smash windows with.

Source: Harmless Lady Disguise
The scissor man from Clock Tower will gladly smash the bathroom door open if you're foolish enough to hide behind it.

Source: Barrier-Busting Blow

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