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smash

[smash] / smæʃ /


NOUN
great success
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The small crack in the hull that still needs repair, that I made wider by smashing Nate’s axe into it, is rapidly gulping up the cold, dark water of the lake.

From Literature

Another child hopped around on two feet, smashing the blushers into pink pulp.

From Literature

Dangerously, it takes car smashes for the problematic side of the former world number one's life to be revealed.

From BBC

Even cheap missiles, though, are more expensive than some other ways of countering drones, including signal jamming, bullets and using other UAVs to smash into enemy vehicles.

From The Wall Street Journal

One group of drivers might smash right through.

From MarketWatch