Hit
Hit verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Nearby Word: hitting
Study
Study verb - To use the mind to acquire knowledge.
How words are described
| old | old hit | old study |
| good | good hit | good study |
| original | original hit | original study |
| actual | actual hit | actual study |
| Other adjectives: real, great, serious, black, famous, major, recent. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Inverted in "Dumbstruck," when he actually takes it upon himself to study when T.J.'s intelligence nosedives due to a hit to the head from 2x4s.
Source: Series / Smart Guy - Burke and Hare are two ne'er-do-wells who hit upon a new source of income: providing anatomists with corpses for dissection and study.
Source: Film / Burke and Hare -
Tomo changes into her bathing suit to hit the beach as soon the gang arrives at the beach house despite having suggested the trip so they could study for exams.
Source: I Lied
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