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Definition of throttle

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Other terms relating to 'to hit, punch, slap':

Definitions include: to hit in the head.
Definitions include: to be hit, punched, attacked.
Definitions include: to relax; "chill"; "take it easy".
Definitions include: A punch or hit, usually with the hand to another person's face.
Definitions include: a five pound note.
Definitions include: a head.
Definitions include: to strike someone with great force.
Definitions include: a displeasing person; "idiot".
Definitions include: to hit.
Definitions include: an attractive person.
Definitions include: a slap of the manner described in the verb form.
Definitions include: offensive speech about another person.
Definitions include: to punch.
Definitions include: a person who lives in a rural area.
Definitions include: to have sex with.

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Other terms relating to 'throttle':

Definitions include: To do something, completely, without restraint.

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