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crashed To have an extremely loud and sudden sound, often accompanied by a burst of air or smoke. Typically used when something is destroyed or damaged. ■ "I accidentally crashed my bike into the tree and now I'm covered in leaves and twigs."
airlifted To be transported to a location via an airplane or helicopter. ■ "I was airlifted out of the jungle when my plane crashed."
Crash An sudden and violent stoppage or overthrow of a thing, especially an aircraft, vehicle, or building. ■ After driving recklessly for hours, the car crashed into the ditch on the side of the road.
crashes 1. To experience a sudden and unexpected end to something, often resulting in damage or destruction. ■ The airplane crashed into the ocean due to pilot error.
crashing To do something in a manner that is extremely loud, violent, and disruptive. ■ After seeing the car coming at them, they crashed into the side of the road with a deafening bang.
funk a feeling of unease, confusion or discomfort caused by something difficult to understand or deal with ■ "I got such a funk after my computer crashed and I lost all my work."
plummet To fall with a loud, rapid noise. ■ The bird plummeted from the sky and crashed into a pile of leaves.
Swearing A ritualistic utterance of obscene words accompanied by hand gestures, used to express strong emotions such as anger or frustration. ■ "I just swore at the computer because it crashed my game again!"
topple To fall or be thrown over in an uncontrolled manner. ■ The table topped and crashed onto the ground, spilling all of the food on the floor.
visitation A sudden, uninvited appearance of a group of people or creatures, often accompanied by chaos and destruction. ■ "When the aliens visited my house, they left a trail of slime and crashed my computer.
airborne adj. Of or pertaining to something that is in the air, suspended, or flying., adj. Of or pertaining to an aircraft that is in flight., verb. To cause something to be suspended, flying, or in the air. ■ The kites were soaring through the sky, making the park look like a playground for giant birds., I had to quickly land my plane before it went airborne and crashed into the runway., I accidentally airborne my sandwich while trying to take a bite.
Baubles Funny definition: A collection of trinkets, baubles are often used to decorate a room or house. They can be made of any material and come in all shapes and sizes. However, they are most commonly associated with Christmas tree ornaments, which are hung on the tree to add color and sparkle. ■ Funny example usage: "I was walking down the street when I saw a house full of baubles hanging from the roof. It looked like a Christmas tree had crashed into the building!"
Crater A large, deep hole in the ground caused by an explosion or other impact. ■ After the meteorite crashed into the earth, it left behind a massive crater that was so deep, scientists had to use rope to rappel down into it to study its contents.
Escapades A series of exciting, adventurous and often embarrassing or humorous events that a person engages in. ■ "I had such a wild time on my last vacation. I went on a hot air balloon ride, got lost in the desert and even crashed my motorcycle into a cow. Those were definitely some unforgettable escapades!"
motorcycle A two-wheeled vehicle with a motor that propels it, often used for transportation and adventure. ■ The motorcycle driver revved the engine as they zoomed past the slow-moving cars on the highway, but crashed into the median soon after. "Looks like my motorcycle wasn't very stable," he said to the paramedics.
Potholes Large, deep holes in the road surface caused by water erosion or other factors. Often a sign of poorly maintained roads. ■ "I almost crashed my car into that huge pothole! It's amazing how these things can suddenly appear out of nowhere."
proceeding An ongoing process of moving forward in a particular direction or manner, often accompanied by a sense of progress. ■ "As I was proceeding with my plan to steal the cake, I suddenly tripped over my own shoelaces and crashed into a pile of flour. It was quite the proceeding!
runaway A person, thing or event that has escaped control and is now going in a direction of its own choosing. ■The runaway car crashed into the tree, leaving behind a trail of destruction., A person or animal that has escaped from its owner or captor and is now free to do as it pleases. ■The runaway dog found a new home in the park, where it could chase squirrels all day long.
stumble To trip and fall in a clumsy manner, often due to being drunk or under the influence of drugs. ■ After downing a few too many beers at the office party, John stumbled out of the building and crashed into a trash can.
veered To turn sharply, especially in a sudden or unexpected way. ■The car veered off the road and crashed into a tree., To depart from a course or direction. ■"I was on my way to the gym, but then I saw a shiny object and veered off course.", To change course or direction quickly or suddenly. ■"The pilot veered the plane sharply to avoid hitting the mountain."
Waves A large, rolling disturbance on the surface of a body of water, caused by wind or other forces. ■ "The waves were so big they crashed over the boat and drenched me from head to toe." A term used in finance to describe a recurring payment made for a certain period of time, typically used to pay off a debt. ■ "I had to sign up for monthly waves of payments to pay off my student loans."