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swatted

verb as in hit

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Example Sentences

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

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

From BBC

Any question of a fifth day was ended when Smith swatted Jayasuriya for six.

From BBC

After James had swatted one of his shots and plowed over him with a spin move in the lane, Yabusele answered by dunking on the Lakers superstar, drawing a foul and finishing the three-point play.

Newsom was widely considered as another potential replacement for Biden, though he repeatedly swatted down rumors of harboring his own presidential aspirations.

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

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