Similar words: wipe out, wipe, scrape out, peony, people, in the shape of, ripe, pipe. Meaning: n. 1. an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something 2. a spill in some sport (as a fall from a bicycle or while skiing or being capsized on a surfboard).
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1. Why sack everything, why go for the total wipeout?
2. Anytime you work online, you risk productivity wipeout.
3. Still, it isn't the total wipeout many expected.
4. The party faces virtual wipeout in the election.
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5. In 2008, California's wipeout economy attracted more venture capital than the rest of the nation combined.
6. Just remember to wipeout every Anti- Infantry unit your opponent might have near the building you want to repair.
7. And the eventual wipeout of most of the life on earth.
8. Furthermore, his system had not a single wipeout in 20 years of back testing.
9. While trying to load an episode of Wipeout on ABC's mobile site, he received an error message urging him to "try again later.
10. The IMF does offer a bit of more heartening news: The global wipeout, finally seems to be receding .
11. And, if you can avoid the considerable hazard of the big wipeout , you will take home the big profits.
12. The assembly drawing building module takes the design method of down-to-top to build the assembly drawing and use the wipeout technology to hide some parts.
13. EXAMPLE: We hired a new salesman last month but he was a total wipeout who made no sales and even alienated old customers during his brief stay with us.
14. Shake them the wrong way and they could have a "head crash," a total wipeout that you don't want.
15. Jews are illegal childrens of US. israel are to wipeout from the world Map.
16. With the spread of ultrasound machines, what families in Haryana casually call "the wipeout" has become much easier.
17. So look for me on the slopes, give me tips, and a hand when I wipeout .
18. These figures have normally been seen only in the course of major wars (i.e 1914-1918 and 1939-1945) when the result was a complete wipeout for creditors of the losing states.
19. But as with all futures, you run the risk of a huge wipeout if ever-jumpy prices drop.
20. Fortunately, in 1972, a law was passed to ban DDT, which saved the bald eagle from total wipeout.
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