Killed and Stiff

Killed

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Stiff and killed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stiff" instead a verb "Killed".

Nearby Words: kill, killing, killer

Stiff

Stiff verb - To deliberately ignore or treat rudely.

Killed and stiff are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Killed" with "Stiff", this verbs are similar.

Both words in one sentence

  • In Swimming In Terror, it's mentioned that "the chef got stiff" when Hibiki disproves his argument that Pekoyama killed Kimmie Rin, thereby getting one step closer to proving that he's the killer.
  • Film / The Blob (1958) Averted with the old man's puppy, who is presumed killed when the two heroes are cornered in the supermarket, but is later mentioned as having been seen "running down the street, scared stiff" after they get out.
  • The copies are computer-controlled and can be killed by a stiff breeze.
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