Survey and Destroy [8.8]

u'sur\xb7vey (sr-v, s\xfbrv)<br>v. sur\xb7veyed, sur\xb7vey\xb7ing, sur\xb7veys <br>v.tr.<br>1. To examine or look at comprehensively.<br>2. To inspect carefully; scrutinize: "Two women were surveying the other people on the platform" (Thomas Wolfe). See Synonyms at see1.<br><br>de\xb7stroy (d-stroi)<br>v. de\xb7stroyed, de\xb7stroy\xb7ing, de\xb7stroys <br>v.tr.<br>1. To ruin completely; spoil: The ancient manuscripts were destroyed by fire.<br>2. To tear down or break up; demolish. See Synonyms at ruin.<br>3. To do away with; put an end to: "In crowded populations, poverty destroys the possibility of cleanliness" (George Bernard Shaw).<br>4. To kill: destroy a rabid dog.<br>5. To subdue or defeat completely; crush: The rebel forces were destroyed in battle.<br>6. To render useless or ineffective: destroyed the testimony of the prosecution\'s chief witness.<br>v.intr.<br>To be destructive; cause destruction: "Too much money destroys as surely as too little" (John Simon).<br>'