Hit
Hit verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Nearby Word: hitting
Both words in one sentence
- The literal spiders, particularly in Tomb Raider II, are small and hard to hit, and typically come in swarms in dark areas, so you will often get nibbled within inches of death.
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In this game, your Oxygen Meter doubles as your Life Meter, and depletes if you get hit by lasers, nibbled on by fish, have spiked rocks fall on you, or take damage from the red seaweed powered by the evil heart.
Source: Video Game / Sacrifice Girl - It leads to a tragicomic scene where she takes an axe to the head, gets shot, hit by a truck, thrown off the cliff into the river and nibbled on by the fish all the way to the sea (which took over a week of constant drowning and returning to life).
Source: Immortality Hurts
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