smashes
Destroys with force
Smashes is the plural of smash and the third-person singular verb form.
A smash is a forceful blow or collision that breaks something: The vase fell with a smash.
In tennis and badminton, a smash is a powerful overhead shot.
A smash or smash hit is a resounding success: The show was a smash.
To smash is to break violently or defeat thoroughly: He smashes every record he attempts.
Breaks into fragments
- crashesSudden violent impacts
- breaksSplits or pauses
- fragmentsIncomplete broken pieces
- demolishesTears down completely
destroys · splinters · cracks · ruptures · bursts · wrecks · pulverizes · crushes
Refusals to work collectively
- poundsMass measurement units
- slamsForceful closings or criticisms
- bashesStrikes forcefully; rowdy gatherings
- thumpsStrikes with dull force
hammers · punches · whacks · clobbers · batters · pummels · swings · fist
Sudden violent impacts
- wrecksDestroys completely
- accidentsUnintended harmful occurrences
- pileupsMulti-vehicle collisions or backlogs
- impactsForceful contacts or influences
fender-benders · totals · rear-ends · head-on · demolishes · cars · vehicles · bumpers
Located directly above
- volleySimultaneous firing burst
- forehandPalm-outward racket stroke
- backhandRacket stroke across body
- racketUproar, scam, or paddle
shot · winner · power · Djokovic · Federer · Nadal · net · court
British fruit cup cocktail
- muddledIn a confused state
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- cucumberCrisp edible gourd
- fruitEdible plant ovary
lemonade · summer · refreshing · British · Wimbledon · pitcher · strawberry · gin
Blows or successes
- blockbustersHugely successful entertainment products
- sensationsConscious physical experiences
- triumphsOverwhelming victories
- winnersThose who prevail
chart-toppers · bestsellers · sellouts · phenomenons · box-office · viral · trending · popular
shatters
Breaks into fragments
demolishes · destroys · splinters · cracks · ruptures · bursts · wrecks · pulverizes · crushes · batters
strikes
Refusals to work collectively
- poundsMass measurement units
- slamsForceful closings or criticisms
- bashesStrikes forcefully; rowdy gatherings
thumps · hammers · punches · whacks · clobbers · batters · pummels · swings · fist · blow
crashes
Sudden violent impacts
- wrecksDestroys completely
- accidentsUnintended harmful occurrences
- pileupsMulti-vehicle collisions or backlogs
impacts · fender-benders · totals · rear-ends · head-on · demolishes · cars · vehicles · bumpers · crumples
overhead
Located directly above
racket · shot · winner · power · Djokovic · Federer · Nadal · net · court · slam
Pimms
British fruit cup cocktail
fruit · lemonade · summer · refreshing · British · Wimbledon · pitcher · strawberry · gin · mixed
hits
Blows or successes
- blockbustersHugely successful entertainment products
- sensationsConscious physical experiences
- triumphsOverwhelming victories
winners · chart-toppers · bestsellers · sellouts · phenomenons · box-office · viral · trending · popular · runaway
- showstoppersshowstopper, showstoppers, knockout, knockouts, stunner
- hurtsaches, burns, cuts, wounds, injures
- thrashingsbeatings, drubbings, thrashings, whippings, floggings
- decayrot, decay rate, wilt, crumble, decomposition
- Mixologycocktails, mixology, cocktail recipes, classic cocktails, craft cocktails
smashesmends
Restores to function
repairs · fixes · restores · rebuilds · reassembles
- smash hitOverwhelming popular success
- smashed upViolently broken apart
- smash upDestroy by impact
- smash and grabViolent quick robbery
- smash itSucceed emphatically
- smashed itSucceeded spectacularly
smash, smashed, smashing, smasher, smashers, smash and grab, smash up