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slamming

[slam-ing] / ˈslæm ɪŋ /


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Instead of slamming directly into a flat barrier, particles move along the surface and are guided onward toward the gullet.

From Science Daily

“Cooperation means doing something with the community to help them get on a path to helping themselves out,” he said, “instead of just packing up the U-Haul, slamming the gate, and saying, ‘Good luck.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

England took six wickets before lunch on Saturday to wrap up Australia's second innings for 349 with Travis Head slamming 170.

From Barron's

England must be able to identify when to move up and down the gears, rather than slamming into sixth, putting their foot down and hoping for the best.

From BBC

England were widely castigated after the first Test ended inside two days, with former players slamming the so-called "Bazball" tactics which saw a number of batsmen throw their wickets away with rash shots.

From Barron's