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swat

verb as in hit

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Finally, they must possess the ability to force their host to let them finish their meal without getting swatted or becoming a meal themselves.

From Salon

Among other incidents, elections officials have been sent white powder in the post, and have been subjected to “swatting” – anonymous emergency calls about fictional crimes, designed to draw armed police into people’s homes.

From BBC

When Shaheen tested him with bouncers, Brook simply swatted them through mid-off.

From BBC

Other researchers are already using the circuit diagrams, for example to work out why flies are so difficult to swat.

From BBC

People are most commonly stung when they swat at them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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