Phrasal verbs starting with "hit"

To continue hitting or striking something repeatedly and energetically.

To respond to an attack or criticism with an equally strong counter-attack or response.

To immediately like each other and get along well from the very first meeting.

Informal/slang: to go to a place energetically; to contact or approach someone, often to ask for something.

To imitate or mimic someone cleverly, or (in the fixed phrase 'hit it off') to immediately get along well with someone.

To flirt with or make romantic advances toward someone, or to discover or think of something by chance.

To attack someone physically or to criticize someone forcefully and publicly.

To contact someone, especially to ask for something, or to visit a place.

To encounter a problem, barrier, or resistance that blocks progress.

To discover or think of something, especially a good idea or solution, often unexpectedly.

To strike someone or something with an object, or to impose something burdensome on someone suddenly.