Driving Back the Enemy

There are a lot of times in film and stories when a hero or heroine drives back an enemy or keeps him or her at bay for these reasons: Usually the hero or heroine does this with pepper spray, food, or, in some cases, tossing sand or dirt into the enemy's eyes, or slamming something into the enemy's face.
 * Protect someone.
 * Give someone enough time to make a getaway.
 * Deter the enemy's blows.
 * Make a getaway.

They can do this using Combat Techniques.

Examples

 * Oh and Tip slam a car door on Officer Kyle's face and blast him with popcorn, melted cheese and nacho chips to make a getaway as they squabble.
 * TJ Detweiler and Principal Prickly pour hot chowder on the Ugly Bald Guy to protect the kids.
 * While battling the German Mechanic, Indiana Jones tosses sand in his eyes.
 * Morph turns himself into a pie and throws himself at Scroop's face, then jabs him in the eyes with two fingers to protect Jim Hawkins.
 * Tuffy Mouse jabs Tom Cat in the eye with a trident to protect Jerry Mouse and his friends.
 * When hunting dogs chase Bambi, Flower, encouraged by Thumper to put on his brave face, lets loose a fart, driving them back with skunk spray.
 * Mowgli tosses dirt into Shere Khan's eyes to help Shanti and Ranjan make a getaway.
 * Lady Tottington squirts flower spray into Victor Quartermaine's eyes to protect Were-Rabbit/Wallace.
 * Rei stops a hypnotized Makoto from taking the Silver Crystal.
 * Peaches swings on a vine and gives the evil Captain Gutt a crushing kick to save her mother.
 * Dean and Sam Winchester wedging iron candlesticks onto the back of the Phantom Shadow, given that iron functions as a ghost's weakness.