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Collide
To strike or dash against each other to come into collision to clash as the vessels collided their interests collided
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broad side
to collide with the broad side of
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Collisive
Colliding clashing
colliding beam machine
circulated in opposite directions and directed so as to collide head on called also colliding beam accelerator and collider
clanging
emitting a series of clangs as of metal objects colliding
midair
some point in the air above ground level as the planes collided in midair also used attributively as a midair collision
plate tectonics
upwells from below and driven by such upwellings and other currents on the athenosphere sliding past each other colliding with each other and in some cases being submerged subducted one below the other This theory is now
Res ipsa loquitur
beyond the accident itself, which is such as necessarily to involve negligence-- e.g., where a ship in motion collides with a ship at anchor. It ought not to be applied unless the facts proved are more consistent
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