Hit
Make it
Make it verb - Succeed in a big way; get to the top.
Both terms in one sentence
- He does hit her, but immediately afterwards says it was undeserved and requests Signum hit him back to make it fair.
Source: Hit Me, Dammit! - Maritza demands that Barnsby hit her to make it appear that he and Mallory attacked her and got away.
Source: Hit Me, Dammit! -
Although he does make it known that he doesn't hit women, he puts a blindfold on as a handicap and proceeds to fight her.
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