[Elements vary by font] Palming, holding a head by the hair and whacking it off at the neck. Totally shearing off a head. Or perhaps gently slipping in a dirk, assassinating someone quietly as KILL.
Or with the alternate element:「emphasis on rod reaming fontanelle of infant」indicates precautions limiting vaginal coitus during the late stage of a human pregnancy, else one might DESTROY a life…unwittingly, or not (see 剷):「Couples whose one child turns out to be a girl are in an even more painful dilemma: cultural norms dictate that daughters marry out and transfer their emotional and economic loyalties to their husband's family. Since sons alone support their parents through old age, a couple with only a daughter is left with no source of future economic security. Rural China has no system of old age support, thus farming couples without sons are faced with the specter of destitution once they are too old to work the fields. Given these conditions, a number of rural couples have responded by exercising a form of gender selection by committing infanticide on their female neonates. Infanticide, particularly female infanticide, was common in traditional China. Natural hardships such as famines, floods, widespread disease, and overpopulation often converged with cultural norms that favored sons and encouraged hard-pressed families to abandon or kill their infant daughters.」
[ https://escholarship.org/content/qt80n7k798/qt80n7k798_noSplash_52ba4ab4ec8ddf327295d55c41de6927.pdf?t=n4ov4w 2021-09-09 ]
A family's surname (Meet the Fockers?) may relate to the elements simply as「emphasis on rod whacking and vertical reciprocating lines of motion」suggesting the age-old adage: 'the family that plays together, stays together.' Some members have commented that the original words to the adage referenced a family「praying」together, but as many religious scholars have duly noted, folding one's hands together with fingers all pointing upward was a traditional pagan phallic symbol representing an erection, hence, the glyph elements may still apply.
「Family fun brings joy and light-heartedness to the home, reduces stress levels (for all family members!), helps heal grudges and relationship strife, promotes family bonds, and supports healthy child development.」
[ https://www.mkewithkids.com/post/family-that-plays-together-stays-together/ 2021-09-09 ]

External source definitions …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may include extended definitions, euphemisms, and mnemonics)
Japanese EDRDG: surname, kill, destroy
Unihan extended: surname; kill, destroy