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OpenStudy (anonymous):

“who with a single thwart blow cleft asunder a brace of hulking blustering giants” What does this mean?

OpenStudy (lollola):

Is it a riddle or a quote?

OpenStudy (lollola):

Well lets start by defining some of the words thwart - prevent someone from accomplishing something cleft - split, divided, or partially divided into two asunder - apart; divide into pieces hulking - a person or object that's large, heavy, or clumsy blustering - talking in a loud, aggressive,

OpenStudy (lollola):

Now we can fill on the quote like this: Who With A Single (prevention) Blow (cleft and asunder both mean about the same thing "split or divide") A (pair) of (large, heavy) (obnoxious, agressive) Giants

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