حَوقة Suffixes for Nouns -age Nouns A Language Languages English Verbs Original Verbs K. Verbs To Kill
(transitive ) To put to death ; to extinguish the life of.
(transitive ) To render inoperative .
(transitive , figuratively ) To stop , cease or render void ; to terminate .
(transitive , figuratively , hyperbolic ) To amaze , exceed , stun or otherwise incapacitate .
(transitive , figuratively , hyperbolic ) To cause great pain , discomfort or distress to.
(transitive , figuratively ) To produce feelings of dissatisfaction or revulsion in.
(transitive ) To use up or to waste .
(transitive , figuratively , informal ) To exert an overwhelming effect on.
(transitive , figuratively , hyperbolic ) To overpower , overwhelm or defeat .
(transitive ) To force a company out of business .
(intransitive , informal , hyperbolic ) To produce intense pain .
(figuratively , informal , hyperbolic , transitive ) To punish severely .
(transitive , sports ) To strike (a ball, etc.) with such force and placement as to make a shot that is impossible to defend against, usually winning a point.
(transitive , sports ) To cause (a ball, etc.) to be out of play , resulting in a stoppage of gameplay.
To succeed with an audience, especially in comedy.
(mathematics , transitive , informal ) To cause to assume the value zero.
(computing , Internet , IRC , transitive ) To disconnect (a user) involuntarily from the network .
(metallurgy ) To deadmelt .
Synonyms
(to put to death): assassinate , bump off , dispatch , ice , knock off , liquidate , murder , rub out , slaughter , slay , top , whack
(to use up or waste): fritter away , while away
(to render inoperative): break , deactivate , disable , turn off
(to exert an overwhelming effect on): annihilate (informal)