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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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double fisted, rushing Bheema
Bheema ignored Bakasura and kept merrily eating food smacking his lips. The demon rushed towards Bheema madly screaming in anger. He gave Bheema a double fisted whack on his back. It made no impression on Bheema who kept sitting and licking his fingers. Bakasura's(demon's) blood boiled. He ran to a tree to uproot it for rushing Bheema.
Bheema was finishing the feast. He drank water and burped with great satisfaction. Then, he rose up.
Please explain the emboldened parts to me. (I know "fist" means to close all fingers with thump tightly held in but I don't know "double fisted")
Bheema was finishing the feast. He drank water and burped with great satisfaction. Then, he rose up.
Please explain the emboldened parts to me. (I know "fist" means to close all fingers with thump tightly held in but I don't know "double fisted")
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"double-fisted" = he used both fists to hit Bheema He then wanted to pull up a tree to attack Bheema by rushing at him with the tree being his weapon.
- "double-fisted" = he used both fists to hit Bheema He then wanted to pull up a tree to attack Bheema by rushing at him with the tree being his weapon.
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"double-fisted" = he used both fists to hit Bheema
He then wanted to pull up a tree to attack Bheema by rushing at him with the tree being his weapon.
He then wanted to pull up a tree to attack Bheema by rushing at him with the tree being his weapon.
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