Ways of beating

Hamas's goal is to [blank_start]strike[blank_end] deeply and in a deadly way, leaving its victims motherless, childless and limbless. [blank_start]Strike[blank_end]: to hit someone or something with your hand, a tool, or a weapon (formal).

[blank_start]Slap[blank_end]: to hit someone or something quickly with the palm of the hand or a flat object, making a loud noise

They’re always [blank_start]pushing[blank_end] me [blank_start]around[blank_end]. (telling me what to do in an unpleasant way)

After killing Ralph Ciffaretto, Tony called Christopher to help him [blank_start]pull[blank_end] the body [blank_start]apart[blank_end] and dispose of it.

She was ​jostled and [blank_start]shoved[blank_end] by an ​angry ​crowd as she ​left the ​court.

[blank_start]Headbutt[blank_end]: n. A sharp blow delivered by driving the head into the opponent, generally by lowering the head and charging forward or by rapidly tilting the head backward and then forward. v. To deliver a sharp blow by driving the head into an opponent.

[blank_start]Smash[blank_end]: v. To hit something against an object or surface with a lot of force, causing injury or damage. v. To break something noisily into many pieces by dropping or hitting it with a lot of force. v. To completely destroy or defeat something such as an organization.

To [blank_start]dropkick[blank_end].

To [blank_start]beat the hell out of[blank_end] somebody is to batter someone severy. It alludes to physical violence.

To [blank_start]kick[blank_end] somebody's [blank_start]butt[blank_end] is to injure somebody severely.

[blank_start]Blow away[blank_end]: v. To kill someone by shooting them (informal) v. To defeat someone completely and easily (informal and American)

[blank_start]Splash[blank_end].

[blank_start]suplex[blank_end]

To [blank_start]beat[blank_end] somebody [blank_start]to the punch[blank_end] means to do something before someone else does it.

A [blank_start]boot[blank_end] is a hard kick.

To [blank_start]roll with the punches[blank_end] is what boxers do to deflect the force of an opponent's blows by moving their body. It's also an idiom that means to cope with adversity by being flexible and adapting to the adverse circumstances.

To beat someone [blank_start]to a pulp[blank_end] is to hit someone hard until they are seriously injured.

To [blank_start]punch somebody's lights out[blank_end] is to to knock someone out with a fist, or to hit someone hard again and again.