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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to beat:   (507 results)

Often used in the same context:
trounce, thumped, defeated, outplay, win, outscore, outgun, drubbed, clinch, thrashed, bested, outclass, stun, outshoot, blanked, overpowered, walloped, outlast, overtake, blitzed, whupped, squeaked, trailed, dethrone, steamrolled, edged, pummel, pounded, routs, clobbered, whomped, pipped, steamroll, outpower, knock, triumphed, outrun, slayed, avenged, whup, outscored, outfight, leapfrogged, spanked, whipped, overmatched, manhandled, topples, romped, nipped, play, outpoint, cruised, upsets, rallied, sweep, crushed, snatch, upend, outdraw, vanquish, shot, annihilated, outmatch, overcame, steamrollered, bettered, topped, bounce, outdid, fought, subdue, banged, hit, scored, finish, lost, outfoxed, hammered, whacked, ousts, coasted, outwitted, whupping, exorcise, outdistance, downed, match, outsmart, underrating, rebounded, knockout punch, chased, dominating, overachieve, clawed, battled, outthink, tames, disappoint, overconfident, outman, beats, heartbeat, drumbeat, heartbeats, beating, pulse, clap, run, swing, throb, riff, thump, breaths, knocks, shuffle, beep, cadence, chorus, syncopated, accentual, note, rhythmic, accented, melodic, rhythmical, cadenced, duple, iambic, trochaic, slurred, chord, pentatonic, stanzaic, syllabic, syllable, chromatic, count, harmonic

More specific:
baste, bastinado, bat, bate, batter, beat out, beetle, beguile, belabor, belabour, best, bilk, bunco, cane, cheat, checkmate, chicane, chouse, clap, clobber, coldcock, common measure, common meter, con, cream, deck, defraud, diastole, diddle, downbeat, drub, dump, elude, escape, exceed, flail, flap, fleece, flog, floor, flutter, foot, forge, gazump, get the jump, hammer, hoodwink, hook, immobilize, jockey, juggle, kayo, knock cold, knock down, knock out, lam, lambast, lambaste, larrup, lash, lather, lick, metrical foot, metrical unit, mix up, mop up, mulct, nobble, outdo, outfight, outflank, outgo, outmatch, outplay, outpoint, outscore, outstrip, overcharge, overmaster, overpower, overwhelm, paddle, palpitate, paste, pip, pistol-whip, play, pluck, plume, pounding, pulsate, pulse, rack up, riddle, rob, rook, rough up, rout, scansion, scoop, screw, shaft, slash, soak, spank, spread-eagle, spreadeagle, stagger, strap, strong-arm, stump, surcharge, surmount, surpass, swindle, syncopation, systole, tap out, thrash, thresh, throb, throbbing, thump out, trounce, trump, upbeat, welsh, welt, whang, whip, whipsaw, whisk, whomp, worst

Appears in the definition of:
., african-american music, allen ginsberg, asystole, backbeat, balance, balance wheel, bar line, bastinado, bat, beatnik, beat back, beat down, beat out, beetle, belabor, belabour, best, beta-adrenergic receptor, beta-adrenoceptor, beta receptor, black music, blink of an eye, bother, breast, buff, buffet, cane, canter, cardiac arrest, cardiac cycle, cardiopulmonary arrest, cat, circumvent, clobber, collar, cool jazz, digoxin, downbeat, drub, feminine, flail, flash, flog, flutter, full, gallop, gantlet, gauntlet, ginsberg, good, hammer, handily, heartbeat, heavy metal, heterodyne, instant, jack kerouac, jean-louis lebris de kerouac, jiffy, kerouac, lam, lambast, lambaste, laminate, lanoxin, lash, lather, lick, licked, lope, masculine, musical time, musical time signature, new york minute, outfox, outsmart, outwit, overreach, palpitate, palpitation, pistol-whip, pulsate, pulsation, pulse, reggae, regular, regularize, relentless, rockabilly, rubato, shame, slash, sledge, sledgehammer, soak, split second, steady, strap, suspend, syncopate, syncopated, syncopation, tap out, thrash, thresh, throb, throbbing, thump out, time signature, trice, trounce, twinkling, unrhythmic, unrhythmical, upbeat, upset, valse, walk over, waltz, welt, whang, whip, whomp, wink

More general:
be, bedevil, befuddle, confound, confuse, cozen, deceive, delude, discombobulate, fatigue, forge, form, fox, fuddle, glare, go, hit, jade, lead on, mold, mould, move, musical time, oscillation, outwear, pace, path, periodic event, play, play on, poetic rhythm, prosody, rate, recurrent event, rhythmic pattern, route, sail, sailing, shape, sound, stir, strike, stroke, throw, tire, tire out, toss, trample, tread, vibration, wear, weary, wear down, wear out, wear upon, win

Synonyms:
all in, amaze, baffle, beat out, beat up, bewilder, bushed, cadence, cheat, circuit, circumvent, crush, dead, drum, dumbfound, exhaust, flap, flummox, get, gravel, heartbeat, measure, meter, musical rhythm, mystify, nonplus, outfox, outsmart, outwit, overreach, perplex, pound, pulsation, pulse, puzzle, rhythm, rip off, round, scramble, sell short, stupefy, stupify, thrum, thump, tick, ticktack, ticktock, tired, trounce, tucker, tucker out, vanquish

Also try:
— Nouns for beat: whites, time, egg, frequency, yolks, variability, rhythm, line, pattern, measure, gait, more...

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