Maybe it will butt and butt against the tree until it dislodges a limb from high among the branches, and the limb will fall to the ground and crush, shall we say-the waiting wolf?
"The Gun-Brand"
James B. Hendryx
In the late afternoon, the breeze dislodges the intruders, and softly polishes the rock and ice of the peaks until at dusk they are free again from even a shred of vapor.
"A Midsummer Drive Through The Pyrenees"
Edwin Asa Dix
The current of air so produced dislodges the hot air in the room that is above the level of the window openings and also provides a mild breeze that does not blow directly on a sleeper.
"If You're Going to Live in the Country"
Thomas H. Ormsbee and Richmond Huntley