hatcheted

Tasman swore by him, but Ngani-Ngani hatcheted him just the same.

BY THE TURTLES OF TASMAN 2010

A couple of years ago, when a New York magazine blogger hatcheted my prose on her personal blog — "This writing is so god awful," she wrote — I responded.

Faith in Facebook 2010

'Slept' for death does sound more like natural death, not the term you'd naturally use for someone who got hatcheted!

Chronology of the Kings of Gwynedd in the seventh century Carla 2009

But aerials -- despite new rules requiring helmets in '89 and new judging criteria rewarding clean execution -- wound up getting hatcheted.

A Loopy Leap Of Faith 2008

In Sierra Leone, so many people had systematically had their arms and legs cut off, and even 3-year-old kids with no arms and legs, because they were hatcheted off, or friends that had to cut off other friends 'hands and legs, and they were traumatized.

CNN Transcript Jun 18, 2007 2007

In Sierra Leone, so many people had systematically had their arms and legs cut off, and even 3-year-old kids with no arms and legs, because they were hatcheted off, or friends that had to cut off other friends 'hands and legs, and they were traumatized.

CNN Transcript Jun 20, 2007 2007

Moreover, under the gentle ministrations of the likes of DeLay and Frist and Gingrich before them, the institutional structures that used to provide some power to the minority party in either house of Congress have been systematically and intentionally hatcheted.

Dissent Rogers 2006

I would love to see this be serialized without the hatcheted ending.

CYCLE THIEVES by Mark Ward | Fiction | Futurismic 2006

"Can't be any of the fleet," said Disko, peering under his eyebrows, a hand on the foc'sle gangway as the solid bows hatcheted into the troughs.

Captains Courageous Rudyard Kipling 1900

And he gave me a line of B.S. And he hatcheted me.

NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias 2010