slug

Instead, after the initial slug of snow, they predict a dry slot to punch into the region as temperatures rise while the secondary low forms and exits to our east.

Around 20 million years ago, giant ocean worms may have burrowed into the seafloor and burst forth like the space slug from Star Wars to ambush unsuspecting fish.

Think of these like the potato-shaped asteroids from Star Wars—just bigger, farther apart, and without the giant space slugs.

Despite a quarter million kilometers on the clock, a yelping suspension and the pickup of a slug on barbiturates, it’s a much-sought-after vehicle, the car for Africa.

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The big slug happened to hit the suspect in the street, passing through his arm and then striking Police Officer Andrew Dossi.

A random slug that seems to have been intended for nobody in particular tore through a wall and struck the child in the head.

On November 4, 1928, someone put a revolver slug into Rothstein's body in Room 349 of the Park Central Hotel.

One night, he pumped a slug from a .357 magnum into the chest of his bass player (who lived to sue).

But at this point, dear old dad has little choice but to stand back and let his girls slug it out and hope for the best.

The green damp hung upon the low walls, and the tracks of the snail and slug glistened in the light; but all was still as death.

As for me, I still shook with horror when I remembered how close he had come to putting a slug through the drunk.

My head was swimming a bit, and there was a throb of pain from my side where a slug had gouged a path.

I don't believe that was an Armstrong slug, though: it acted too sort of lazy.

Tears were in the eyes of both when Ato took the slug-horn from his father.