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A sharp or resounding hit or blow

An attempt or effort towards an endeavor

A large quantity, amount or portion

Good form, order or condition

Reverse solidus

A state of concealment

An opportunity to achieve something

To strike forcefully with a sharp blow

To kill or assassinate someone

To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

To comprehensively defeat

To direct something with great force

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Noun

A sharp or resounding hit or blow

explosive noise

knuckle sandwich

flash of lightning

crash of thunder

clap of thunder

dig in the ribs

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“I received a whack to the face by a pillow, again and again, until the final blow was stopped by me clutching it and yanking the pillow from her.”

Noun

An attempt or effort towards an endeavor

one's level best

one's darnedest

leap in the dark

shot in the dark

what one is into

window of opportunity

golden opportunity

blood, sweat and tears

physical exertion

throw of the dice

fall of the cards

luck of the draw

matter of chance

flip of the coin

toss of the dice

turn of the wheel

business enterprise

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“I'm not overly confident, but I'll give it a whack in any case.”

Noun

A large quantity, amount or portion

piece of the action

piece of the cake

slice of the cake

piece of action

something to sweeten pot

incomplete number

proportionality

comparative extent

comparative number

relative amount

permitted amount

permitted quantity

financial interest

money under the table

quantitative relation

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“I pay a sizeable whack of capital gains tax.”

Noun

Good form, order or condition

state of health

physical fitness

physical condition

physical health

state of repair

emotional state

sound condition

good physical condition

physical strength

state of affairs

lay of the land

way things shape up

how things stack up

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Noun

Reverse solidus

reverse solidus

Noun

A state of concealment

overwhelming defeat

crushing defeat

corporal punishment

rough treatment

physical assault

physical attack

physical violence

sexual interference

sexual misconduct

act of violence

grievous bodily harm

act of aggression

actual bodily harm

game, set and match

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Noun

An opportunity to achieve something

favourable moment

favourable occasion

favourable time

window of opportunity

right set of circumstances

kick at the can

kick at the cat

room to manoeuvre

fighting chance

golden opportunity

foot in the door

initial opportunity

self-determination

possible course of action

breathing space

course of action

chance of a lifetime

unrestrictedness

freedom from restriction

room for maneuver

freedom of action

scope for initiative

power of choice

non-confinement

complete discretion

complete freedom

authorization^US

unrestricted freedom

authorisation^UK

lack of restrictions

source of assistance

something to turn to

someone to turn to

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Verb

To strike forcefully with a sharp blow

let someone have it

knock into the middle of next week

give someone a hiding

give someone a good hiding

beat the living daylights out of

give someone a beating

give someone a drubbing

give someone a good beating

give someone a good drubbing

give someone a hot bottom

put over one's knee

whip someone's hide

box someone's ears

make someone feel the back of one's hand

rain blows upon

lay a finger on

give someone a licking

strike with a stick

beat with a stick

physically attack

punish severely

give a black eye

put someone over your knee

give the cat o'nine tails

warm someone's seat

dust someone's britches

warm someone's bottom

jump down one's throat

be in collision with

cause injury to

take a strap to

assault physically

tan someone's hide

hit over the head

hit on the head

knock block off

knock for a loop

put in the hospital

be violent toward

launch an attack

make an assault

launch oneself at

launch an attack on

make an assault on

fire a broadside at

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“The next time you run across one of those things, you whack it with a shovel.”

Verb

To kill or assassinate someone

take the life of

end the life of

cause the death of

give someone the works

terminate with extreme prejudice

take someone's life

send to the chair

blow someone's brains out

send to the gas chamber

put before a firing squad

send to the gibbet

send to the electric chair

put to the sword

put out of its misery

kill in cold blood

wipe off the face of the earth

send to the gallows

see the back of

send to the gas chambers

ethnically cleanse

send to kingdom come

wipe from the face of the earth

carry out a sentence of death on

axe^UK

ax^US

wipe off the map

bring to an end

put the kibosh on

knock something on the head

remove all traces of

commit genocide

cut a swath through

put someone out of their misery

administer the coup de grâce

give the coup de grâce

drive to the wall

move in for the kill

wipe off face of earth

destroy root and branch

put a line through

reduce the numbers of

thin out the population of

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“Prosecutors had failed to show a fragment of evidence that any of the defendants knew Indelicato, associated with him, or ordered him to whack Galante.”

Verb

To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

wear to a frazzle

drain of energy

put out of action

become fatigued

bring someone to their knees

get the better of

cause weariness

wear oneself to a shadow

run into the ground

sap your strength

wear oneself to a frazzle

run out of steam

become exhausted

confine to a wheelchair

exert excessively

run yourself into the ground

make too many demands on

work oneself into the ground

exert to the limit

knock oneself out

push to the limit

make demands on

weigh heavily on

ask too much of

make heavy demands on

put a strain on

put pressure on

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Verb

To comprehensively defeat

outmanoeuvre^UK

get the better of

run rings round

wipe the floor with

give someone a drubbing

give someone a hiding

run roughshod over

take to the cleaners

win a victory over

bring someone to their knees

pip at the post

run rings around

take to cleaners

make mincemeat of

blow out of the water

turn inside out

be victorious over

put in the shade

go one better than

gain mastery over

put the kibosh on

win a resounding victory over

run circles around

gain a victory over

be head and shoulders above

knock spots off

bring to naught

knock for a loop

gain control of

gain ascendancy over

render incapable

render helpless

render powerless

give someone a pasting

get the upper hand

bring under the yoke

get the upper hand over

keep under thumb

give a drubbing to

come out on top

take a stick to

put someone in their place

blow out of water

axe^UK

ax^US

raze to the ground

wipe off the map

wipe off the face of the earth

score points off

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

throw a spanner in the works

bring about the downfall of

render speechless

come out on top of

knock your socks off

break someone's spirit

gain the upper hand over

cook one's goose

fix one's wagon

beat the pants off

wipe off the mat

bring under control

get under control

gain the advantage over

be the ruination of

steal a march on

trample underfoot

put out of action

put out of commission

be unstoppable by

put the skids under

seal the doom of

be on another level

be a class above

take precedence

stand head and shoulders above

be greater than

reduce to ruins

get further ahead of

pull a fast one

throw back in confusion

administer the coup de grâce

drive to the wall

give the coup de grâce

take someone's life

move in for the kill

knock something on the head

gain control over

drive underground

reduce to nothing

reduce to rubble

bring to nothing

wreak havoc upon

prevail against

gain mastery of

take the honours

wipe off face of earth

remove all traces of

destroy root and branch

rain on someone's parade

render ineffective

play havoc with

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Verb

To direct something with great force

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