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smash

noun as in great success

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Musk and his crew are fulfilling the Project 2025 blueprint to smash everything they come in contact with.

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Whether or not Burnley go up remains to be seen, but they might still smash a few records regardless of where they finish.

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The series, which turns 25 on Tuesday, was a smash hit on its original 2000 release, and has since become a genuine cultural phenomenon.

From BBC

What about trying to "smash the gangs" – Labour's answer to its predecessors' vow to "stop the boats"?

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McDonald hears Turner’s comeback smash — the one that launched her as a superstar solo act after she left an abusive marriage to her longtime musical partner Ike — as a testament to her perseverance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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