Rush and Sail

Rush

Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.

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Sail and rush are semantically related in move topic. In some cases you can use "Sail" instead a verb "Rush".

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

Sail verb - To move or proceed smoothly and readily.

Usage example: sailed through the latest assignment

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Rush and sail are semantically related in move topic. Sometimes you can use "Rush" instead a verb "Sail".

Nearby Words: sailed, sailing, sailor, sailer

special	special rush	special sail
normal	normal rush	normal sail
regular	regular rush	regular sail
massive	massive rush	massive sail
Other adjectives: large, big, huge, new, extra, additional, classic, different, several, literal.

However if you rush past the castle you're supposed to sail around early on you can charge right up to the wonder unopposed and destroy it without having to do much fighting at all.

Source: Easy Level Trick
Played with in Jingo, when two rival fishermen grab their sons and rush for the beaches, frantic to sail back to their home cities and lay claim to a newly-discovered island.

Source: The Exit Is That Way
Later pieces by him with orchestral openings included "Hymne/Sail", "Miserere/Rush Hour", and "Desiderium 207 / Mirage"(in which case it's an epic One-Woman Wail vocal opener).

Source: Epic Instrumental Opener

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