| smash window | 35.29 | The ball smashed the window. | ||
| smash car | 3.42 | Big firs smashed cars in half. | ||
| smash way | 2.11 | Soldiers smashed their way into his office. | ||
| smash ball | 1.91 | Neil Ruddock promptly smashed the ball home. | ||
| smash racket | 1.91 | Woodforde smashed his racket in frustration. | ||
| smash windshield | 1.84 | They succeeded in smashing a few windshields while police stood by. | ||
| smash head | 1.78 | In the streets the police smash heads. | ||
| smash furniture | 1.25 | Soldiers also looted the values and smashed furniture, she said. | ||
| smash glass | 1.25 | He saw Fountain smash the glass. | ||
| smash bottle | 1.12 | Someone smashed a bottle. | ||
| smash windscreen | 1.05 | A car windscreen was also smashed by a bottle. | ||
| smash equipment | 0.99 | The video showed inspectors watching as Iraqi workers smashed equipment. | ||
| smash record | 0.99 | Smash the record. | ||
| smash camera | 0.86 | A television journalist reported his camera smashed by police. | ||
| smash face | 0.86 | He smashed his face. | ||
| smash door | 0.79 | The door had been smashed in. | ||
| smash vehicle | 0.79 | Rockets smashed Taliban vehicles. | ||
| smash fist | 0.66 | He smashed his fist down on the table. | ||
| smash six | 0.66 | The South African captain smashed three sixes. | ||
| smash skull | 0.66 | Many had their eyes gouged out, throats slit or skulls smashed. |