struck

Related to struck: Struck Down
See:
  • be struck all of a heap
  • be struck by (someone or something)
  • be struck by/on/with somebody/something
  • be struck dumb
  • be struck on (someone or something)
  • be struck with (someone or something)
  • starstruck
  • strike (one) (as) funny
  • strike (one) as (something)
  • strike (one) from the roll (of solicitors/attorneys)
  • strike (one) off the roll (of solicitors/attorneys)
  • strike (one's) fancy
  • strike (one's) flag
  • strike (someone or something) with (something)
  • strike (someone) dumb
  • strike (something) into
  • strike a (kind of) note
  • strike a balance
  • strike a bargain
  • strike a blow against (something)
  • strike a blow at (something)
  • strike a blow for (something)
  • strike a chord (with someone)
  • strike a deal
  • strike a false note
  • strike a happy medium
  • strike a match
  • strike a pose
  • strike a sour note
  • strike an attitude
  • strike at (someone or something)
  • strike at the heart of (something)
  • strike at the root of (something)
  • strike back
  • strike down
  • strike fear into (one)
  • strike fear into (one's) heart
  • strike fear into the heart of (someone)
  • strike for (something)
  • strike from (something)
  • strike gold
  • strike hands
  • strike home
  • strike home with (one)
  • strike it lucky
  • strike it rich
  • strike off
  • strike oil
  • strike on (something)
  • strike out
  • strike out at (someone or something)
  • strike out at (something or some place)
  • strike out for (something or some place)
  • strike over (something)
  • strike pay dirt
  • strike sail
  • strike sparks off each other
  • strike sparks off one another
  • strike terror into (one)
  • strike terror into (one's) heart
  • strike terror into the heart of (someone)
  • strike the right chord
  • strike the right note
  • strike up
  • strike up a conversation (with one)
  • strike up the band
  • strike upon (something)
  • strike while the iron is hot
  • strike whilst the iron is hot
References in classic literature
Put up your hands.' I smiled, but with that, biff, biff, he struck me, knocking me down and spilling my flowers.
We are here to determine who struck the first blow, and we are not interested in your estimates of Mr.
As I have said, and I repeat, there is no legal way for me to determine who struck the first blow.
The Night Born
The spear of King Agamemnon struck his shield and went right through it, for the shield stayed it not.
Menelaus struck him on the collar-bone as he was standing on his chariot, while Antilochus hit his charioteer and squire Mydon, the son of Atymnius, who was turning his horses in flight.
Ajax struck him in the belt; the spear pierced the lower part of his belly, and he fell heavily to the ground.
They threw at the same moment, and Sarpedon struck his foe in the middle of his throat; the spear went right through, and the darkness of death fell upon his eyes.
Mars roared as loudly as nine or ten thousand men in the thick of a fight, and the Achaeans and Trojans were struck with panic, so terrible was the cry he raised.
Iliad
In Jawf province, the planes struck the main road in al-Yatamah area of Khabu and Sha`af district.
Saudi aggression warplanes resume strikes on several governorates
In Syria near Manbij, 15 strikes struck 12 separate IS tactical units and destroyed six IS fighting positions, three IS cave entrances, an IS weapons cache, an IS command-and-control node, two IS vehicles and an IS security headquarters, the announcement said.
18 strikes in Syria, 14 in Iraq target IS - coalition
Meanwhile, in Sydney in 1854, printers struck over wages at The Empire.
Stop the presses: strikes in the Australian news media
A MAFB training plane (T-38) struck a White Ibis (Eudocimus albus) in May 2005 causing nearly $300,000 worth of damage to the aircraft (Figure 1).
Spatial analysis of Bird-Aircraft Strike Hazard for Moody Air Force Base aircraft in the state of Georgia
Rail yards, factories, depots, oil refineries, transportation nodes, all struck and continued to be struck.
The Air Force perspective
(The previous record was 21, set in 1933.) Not all of the storms struck land, but many that did inflicted considerable damage.
Where Hurricanes struck home