fierce; violent; vigorous; intense

quick and violent

suddenly; abruptly

to strike forcefully with a closed fist or a heavy object

fierce, ferocious, or violent in nature, temperament, or force

to increase rapidly and sharply in number or amount

bold and powerful; brave and fierce in action or spirit

to advance by leaps and bounds; to make rapid progress

bird of prey

to attack violently or storm a position

bold and powerful

ferocious beast or fierce predatory animal

to rise rapidly or suddenly, typically referring to water levels or floodwaters

a valiant and powerful military leader

mammoth (genus Mammuthus)

to advance singing loudly; to make triumphant progress

to hit or strike something or someone with great force or intensity

to rush forward or lunge aggressively toward a person or position

to charge forward

with all one's might, sudden force, or extreme violence

Wang Meng (325-375), prime minister to Fu Jian of the Former Qin dynasty.

a drastic or extreme measure used to solve a difficult problem

severe floods and fierce beasts

to advance boldly; to push ahead vigorously

a plunge or dive into water

drop sharply (e.g. stock prices)

to realize the truth suddenly or have a sudden epiphany

to realize something suddenly or wake up to a truth or error

to swim with head submerged

to increase the intensity of one's efforts or work with sudden vigor to complete a task

suddenly and unexpectedly, catching someone by surprise or off guard

strategic experts and powerful generals

to eat food rapidly and in large quantities

to exert sudden, forceful pressure with one's foot, typically on a pedal or lever

highly impressive, intense, or high-quality material or ingredients that make something awesome

(bird species of China) oriental hobby (Falco severus)

Northern hawk-owl (Surnia ulula)

Death Wish, a movie series starring Charles Bronson

to hit or collide with something with great force

living and fresh, specifically describing seafood

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam

suddenly or unexpectedly

describing a place or event that is busy, lively, and full of activity

occurring or done quickly and unexpectedly; in an instant

to tie in to; to work or act vigorously