Swing and Whack

Swing

Swing noun - Changing location by moving back and forth.

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Whack and swing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whack" instead a noun "Swing".

Nearby Words: swinging, swinger, swingle

Whack noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

Usage example: gave the wasp's nest a good whack with the bat

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Swing and whack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Swing" instead a noun "Whack".

Nearby Words: whacked, whacking, whacky, whacker

good	good swing	good whack
full	full swing	full whack
nice	nice swing	nice whack
solid	solid swing	solid whack
Other adjectives: simple, hard, last, two-handed.

club	swing club	whack club
stick	swing stick	whack stick
way	swing way	whack way
book	swing book	whack book
Other words: wrench, tail, weapon, ball, times, enemies.

He then utilized his newfound resistance to pain by inviting the citizens of San Francisco to take a whack at him with a baseball bat for ten cents a swing.

Source: No Sell
Like any good whack-a-mole Pun, his name might induce you to take a swing at him with a hammer; do it and he'll have a Cranial Eruption so big it actually falls off his head.

Source: Video Game / Paper Mario
Along with costumes to allow extra health, or infinite magic, as well as looking silly (there is no way you can feel stressed when you're watching a cow swing its milk jugs around to whack skeletons).

Source: Catharsis Factor

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