FORCEFUL, FORCEFULLY
ADJECTIVES
1565 — STRONG-HANDED forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively
1611 — HARD-HANDED ruling with a firm or cruel hand; forceful, severe
1654 — JAWY forceful in language
1832 — FULL-BLOODED vigorous, forceful, hearty, sensual
1856 — DYNAMIC active, potent, energetic, effective, forceful
1907 — PUNCHY full of punch or vigour; forceful; being or appearing vigorously effective → sl.
1907 — TONITRUANT forceful, vigorous
1939 — GUTTY forceful and assertive → Amer. sl.
1977 — ASS-KICKING forceful, aggressive, vicious, thuggish → sl.
ADVERBS
1866 — PARDOOS violently, with great force, with a crash → Sc.
1866 — VIR — VIRR forcefully → Sc.
1934 — PUNCHILY forcefully, effectively; vigorously
NOUNS
1000 — STRONG MEAT a thing likely to be found unacceptably forceful or extreme
1823 — WALLOP a forceful impression → colloq.
.M19 — SCROUGE something large or forceful → sl., orig. US
.M19 — SCROUGER something large or forceful → sl., orig. US
1915 — PUNCHINESS vigour, dynamism, forcefulness
1943 — ASS-KICKING forceful or aggressive behaviour → sl.
NOUNS, PERSON
1000 — STRONG MEAT n. a thing or person likely to be found unacceptably forceful or extreme
1842 — RIPSNORTER a forceful, energetic fellow → colloq. orig. US
.M19 — SCROUGE someone large or forceful → sl., orig. US
.M19 — SCROUGER someone large or forceful → sl., orig. US
1916 — BEAR-CAT an aggressive, forceful, or powerful person; one of great energy or ability → US sl
2007 — BIG SWINGING DICK a forceful, powerful person → sl. (Bk.)
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