Loose
Loose verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.
Snaps
Both words in one sentence
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After 15 deaths in a very short amount of time, he predictably snaps and lets loose a lengthy Cluster F-Bomb.
Source: Lets Play / PewDiePie -
When Nite Owl learns from a Knot-Top that his mentor Hollis Mason was murdered by other members of that gang, he snaps and punches the man in the face repeatedly, visibly knocking a few teeth loose.
Source: Teeth Flying -
It snaps him in the face after coming loose.
Source: Series / Emergency!
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