percuss
/ˈpərsɪs/; /pərˈsɪs/; /pərˈsɪʊs/Definitions
1. verb
to strike or hit something, especially in a sharp or sudden way
“The drummer began to percuss the cymbals to signal the start of the concert.”
2. verb
to make a loud, sharp sound
“The wind started to percuss the trees, making a loud creaking noise.”
3. verb
to strike or come into contact with something
“The asteroid will percuss the Earth’s atmosphere, causing a massive explosion.”
4. noun
a sudden striking or hitting of something
“The percuss of the explosion made it hard to hear the screams of the people.”