"He kisses my ass like a little boy meeting Batman," Kimmel said, in one of the rare instances in which Internet headlines about a comedian "slaying," "destroying," or "obliterating" someone actually seemed fitting.
And Dr. Manhattan obliterating someone who's pulled a gun on him — literally blasting them into pixels.
Late last month, someone obliterated President Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a pickax, becoming the second person to demolish it, and just one of countless others who have vandalized it.
Beric is immortal, technically, but I imagine there might be some way to expend his lifeforce to either obliterate White Walkers or raise someone more deserving from the dead (Gendry? The Hound?).
Yes, someone said "totally obliterate," and it wasn't a frat guy yelling it at the TV while playing Halo.
In a place where Asian manhood had been obliterated, what I needed was someone to look up to.
But because West Hollywood doesn't have any jurisdiction over the landmark, it may remain there until someone else inevitably decides to obliterate the thing.
There appeared to be seventeen such scratches, made by a sharp blade, through the eyes, the nose, and the mouth, as if someone — possibly a Catholic partisan — had tried to obliterate the face.
If you annoy someone with your drum set they might come and obliterate it.
In a time when infertility was a shame-filled secret, laws were created to obliterate and hide all evidence of the child having been born to someone other than the adoptive parents.
