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- Pound is Jigglypuff's neutral attack in SSF and her side special move in SSF2. Jigglypuff punches the opponent with her hand while saying "Puff!", dealing 9% damage to the opponent. It is also a good horizontal recovery move. File:MG epic.svg This article is an , which means it is excessively short and requires an urgent expansion. You can help the McLeodGaming Wiki by expanding it.
- It returns in Dark Dawn. However, it has been renamed to Crush. It uses 7 Psynergy Points. It uses two hands instead of one. Only Fire adepts may use Crush when equipped with the Crush Tusk from Sludge in Phantasmal Bog.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Pound Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Pound is a Normal-type move that was introduced in Generation I and many Pokémon can learn it at a low level. The user pounds the opponent with their tail, legs, body, etc.
- The pound is the official currency of the British Isles. The currency differs in other countries, for example: in the Ottoman Empire the currency is called the 'akce pound', and in Holland the currency is called the 'florijn'. The pound is accepted universally in England, Scotland, Ireland, and Sussex. Coins are produced in gold mines.
- In the common term "to pound" it means to thump, beat or otherwise smack the bejeesus out of someone. In this definition, the word was coined by Julius Cesar, when, during the Sacking of Rome, he announced "Infamy, Infamy! Stop pounding me, it really, really hurts". The Romans were pounding him because it had been revealed he was actually Kenneth Williams in an early role and he had also stolen the ears they had lent to him early that year.
- Pound is a Normal-type move. It is a basic attack.
- The pound is a weight unit equivalent to two marks. Further subdivisions include the ounce. Unfortunately there is no mention so far how many ounces make one pound, but it seems most likely to be the conventional 12 or 16.
- Pound (はたく Hataku?, lit. "Strike") is Jigglypuff's Neutral Special Move in Super Smash Bros. and Side Special Move in the following games. It is a short-range attack that sends Jigglypuff forward a short distance with its arm out in front of it to punch.
- A pound was a unit of weight. The weight of a Human was sometimes calculated in pounds.
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- Pound era l'ex venticinquesimo marito di Big Mom e il padre di Chiffon e Laura.
- The pound was a unit of weight measurement on Earth. The unit was in wide use in at least the United States of America well into the 21st century. Jack Harkness for instance, once gave Massachusetts-born Janet Rae Tanner's weight in pounds in 2011, suggesting that this was the weight measurement in most common use in America. (TV: The Middle Men)
- A pound was an Earth measurement of weight commonly used in the United States of America. One pound was equal to approximately 0.45 kilograms. While combating Harrad-Sar's barge, and Enterprise did not have enough power for its thrusters, Charles Tucker suggested that they divert some of the power from the grav-plating, then noting to the rest of the crew that they were all going to be a little lighter on their feet, and that he had been "meaning to lose a few pounds." (ENT: "Bound")
- The pound or pound-mass (abbreviation: lb, lbm) is a unit of mass used in the imperial, United States customary and other systems of measurement. A number of different definitions have been used, the most common today being the international avoirdupois pound of exactly 0.45359237 kilograms. The unit is descended from the Roman libra (hence the abbreviation lb); the name pound is a Germanic adaptation of the Latin phrase libra pondo 'a pound weight'.
- Currently, the term pound generally means the international avoirdupois pound. Prior to 1959 in the United States and 1963 in the United Kingdom it referred to the then-current magnitudes of the United States customary avoirdupois and British Imperial pounds, which were superseded in those respective years by the international avoirdupois pound. (Troy, apothecaries, and other pounds had been in use in both countries, but had been declared obsolete.)
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