| Forcibly toss out |
| Acquire forcibly, as land |
| Seize forcibly |
| Seize |
| Forcibly acquire, as a territory |
| Caesar's "I seize |
| A homophone for seize |
| Seizes |
| Seized: Slang. |
| Extracts forcibly |
| Modern acronym expressing a "seize the day" philosophy |
| Enter forcibly |
| Seizes suddenly |
| Illegally seizes |
| Forward position seized by attacking troops |
| Government's right to seize property |
| Requests forcibly |
| Seizes firmly |
| Forcibly exile |
| Wedged forcibly |
| Detached forcibly |
| Entered forcibly |
| Dragging forcibly |
| Dragged forcibly |
| Seize suddenly |
| Obtain forcibly |
| Enter forcibly, as a home |
| Legally seizes |
| Drive forcibly |
| Seized |