Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Complete ruin.
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Examples
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Loud, crunchy guitars; neck-break speed drumming, smart-mouthed vocals; sing-alongs; fun times.
Mammoth Press 2009
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Falcons, on the other hand, often kill their prey with a neck-break to avoid a protracted struggle, so they can afford to have smaller talons.
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Falcons, on the other hand, often kill their prey with a neck-break to avoid a protracted struggle, so they can afford to have smaller talons.
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Falcons, on the other hand, often kill their prey with a neck-break to avoid a protracted struggle, so they can afford to have smaller talons.
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Finally, the A button lets you grab the wounded enemy to use as a meat shield, affording you some protection until you decide to finish it off with a neck-break.
CNET Australia 2008
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