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Pip (Verb)

Kill by firing a missile.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The enemy's sniper tried to pip the commander as she rose from her crouch.
In a flash, a swift bullet managed to pip the pilot right from his cockpit.
The gunfire shot out to pip the fleeing suspect.
She watched as the chopper veered away with its tail somehow escaping what was about to pip it.
Their base's missile system swiftly raised its shields just in time to deflect what was about to pip the command center.

Hit with a missile from a weapon.

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

The enemy fighter jet managed to pip the bombing plane with its air-to-air missile before it could drop its payload.
During the intense battle scene, the main character's plane got pipped by the opposing pilot's precise shot.
The drone pipped the militants' truck from above, destroying it instantly.
In a shocking turn of events, the veteran sniper pipped the enemy commander from over a mile away.
The video footage showed the aircraft getting pipped mid-air by the defending team's surface-to-air missile.

Defeat thoroughly; "He mopped up the floor with his opponents".

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

The defending champion was expected to pip her young rival, but the result was far from certain.
In a closely contested election, Johnson managed to pip his closest rival by just a handful of votes.
The underdog was unable to pip the favourite at the finish line despite running an excellent race.
After months of being in second place, the challenger finally moved ahead to pip the market leader in sales.
Despite her opponent's strong comeback, Williams was able to pip her rival to the championship title.