Hit and Ice

Hit

Hit verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

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Ice and hit are semantically related in kill topic. In some cases you can use "Ice" instead a verb "Hit".

Nearby Word: hitting

Ice verb - To make sure, certain, or safe.

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Hit and ice are semantically related in kill topic. Sometimes you can use "Hit" instead a verb "Ice".

Nearby Words: iced, icy, icebox, icehouse, Iceland

old	old hit	old ice
physical	physical hit	physical ice
normal	normal hit	normal ice
regular	regular hit	regular ice
Other adjectives: solid, powerful, actual, real, hard, weak, extra, worst.

Guess what happened to the fort when summer hit and the ice all melted instantaneously?

Source: Dwarf Fortress / Drunk Fortress
Ice Climber: Had many strange creatures and things kill you in one hit, such as the Topis, falling icicles, and a polar bear with pink shorts and sunglasses.

Source: One-Hit-Point Wonder
Oh, and because it's ice based, enemies get frozen solid upon being hit (with a few exceptions), allowing you to one hit kill them afterwards with any melee or fire based weapon.

Source: Game Breaker / Action

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