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violently Adverb: in an extremely forceful or aggressive manner, often involving physical harm or injury. ■ "I accidentally spilled my cup of coffee violently on the floor, causing a flood of water to spread throughout the room."
Awoke To suddenly and violently shake or jolt, usually to rouse someone from sleep. ■ "I was awoked by the loud noise of the alarm clock."
barfed To throw up violently and suddenly, usually accompanied by loud noises. ■ "I barfed at the sight of the spaghetti sauce on my shirt!"
closes To suddenly become very angry and lash out violently, often without provocation. ■ I don't know what got into him, but he closes like a lion when someone looks at him wrong.
Displacement The act of moving something from one place to another, often in a sudden or violent manner. ■ When the bus driver slammed on the brakes, causing the passengers to be violently displaced from their seats.
erupt To suddenly and violently explode or burst forth, especially in anger or passion. ■ "He erupted in a fit of rage when he found out his sandwich was missing."
Explodes To suddenly and violently burst into a large number of smaller pieces, usually accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone in the toilet and it exploded!"
Exploding To suddenly and violently burst apart, usually causing a loud noise and sometimes releasing dangerous substances. ■ "When he heard the joke, his face exploded with laughter!"
itches A sudden and intense desire to scratch oneself or someone else. ■ John couldn't resist the urge to itch his arm, causing him to scratch so violently that he drew blood!
launches To suddenly and violently hurl something, often with great force. ■ He launched his pizza at the wall, but it just bounced right back!
mob A group of people who behave irrationally and violently, often influenced by fear or panic. ■ The mob of protesters stormed the city center, throwing rocks and vandalizing buildings.
raid To raid something means to attack it suddenly and violently, often to steal something or cause damage. ■ "I heard you're planning on raiding my fridge," said John. "Well, good luck with that," replied Sarah.
Ransack To search a place thoroughly and violently in order to find something. ■ "John accidentally ransacked the kitchen while looking for his favorite sandwich!"
Seizes To suddenly and violently grasp or take possession of something with one's hands, often in a forceful manner. ■ The thief seized the purse from the tourist's pocket without even looking at her.
shake The act of violently moving or shaking something, usually to loosen or dislodge it. ■ "I had to shake the tree really hard to get the last apple off."
sinus A small cavity or crevice, especially in the lining of the nose, throat, or ear. ■ After sneezing violently, John's sinus started to drain like a faucet.
Spits To violently eject saliva from one's mouth, often in anger or disgust. ■ "I can't believe you ate that entire sandwich in one bite! You really know how to spit!"
Surging To suddenly and violently begin to rise or increase. ■ "The waves started surging on the beach, causing chaos among the tourists."
Whiplash A sudden and sharp jerking motion that causes someone or something to twist violently, often resulting in injury or discomfort. ■ "John got a whiplash when he tried to catch the bus but missed it by an inch."
dump 1. To suddenly and violently throw or dispose of something, often in a careless manner., 2. A place where waste is disposed of, typically in the form of garbage, sewage, or other unpleasant substances. ■ "I accidentally dumped my entire box of chocolates in the trash! What a dumpster fire that was.", "After a long day of work, I headed straight to the dump to dispose of all my leftover tacos."
Popping 1. To explode with a loud noise., 2. To suddenly and violently separate into small pieces or particles. ■ "The balloon popped so loudly it startled the entire neighborhood.", "When I opened the bag of popcorn, it started popping all over the kitchen."
puking The act of violently ejecting food or other substances from one's stomach through the mouth, accompanied by loud noises and a strong odor. ■ "I accidentally ate too much spicy food and started puking all over the place. It was a mess!"