Hit and Knife

Hit

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

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Knife and hit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knife" instead a verb "Hit".

Nearby Word: hitting

Knife verb - Use a knife on.

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Hit and knife are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hit" instead a verb "Knife".

Nearby Words: knifing, knifed

old	old hit	old knife
good	good hit	good knife
normal	normal hit	normal knife
regular	regular hit	regular knife
Other adjectives: original, single, nasty, small, actual, massive, big, great, huge, decent, famous, new, fatal, bigger.

woman	hit woman	knife woman
note	hit note	knife note
way	hit way	knife way
characters	hit characters	knife characters
Other words: anyone, enemy, everyone, enemies.

It's interesting that he threw the knife and hit his target exactly so said man would get knocked out, when you consider Foaly's earlier joke about Kong working at a circus in the past....

Source: Throwing Your Sword Always Works
In Jagged Alliance 2, a successful hit with a throwing knife is a One-Hit Kill, unless the target has spotted the thrower (in which case it does a pitiful amount of damage instead).

Source: Back Stab
After one initial hit, he's able to avoid the knife for a few seconds, and then knocks it out of her hand... and she then hits him in the face, catches the knife, and cuts him several times with it.

Source: Never Bring a Knife to a Fist Fight

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