“Melbourne will revert to their proven formula against the Swans tomorrow night to rebound from their walloping by Port Adelaide last week and avoid a free fall from outright top to fifth in 14 days.”

Verb

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Present participle for to hit hard

hitting

pummelling^UK

belaboring^US

belabouring^UK

cudgeling^US

cudgelling^UK

giving someone a beating

giving someone a drubbing

giving someone a hiding

lighting to

smashing

whamming

giving someone a good beating

giving someone a good drubbing

letting someone have it

sticking one on

beating the living daylights out of

giving someone a good hiding

laying one on

planting one

taking out

knocking into the middle of next week

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“Once, she tried to wallop me over the head with a frying pan.”

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Present participle for to strike or hit repeatedly

pummelling^UK

belabouring^UK

belaboring^US

cudgelling^UK

cudgeling^US

beating the living daylights out of

lacing to

letting someone have it

beating up

flagellating

giving someone a hiding

giving someone a good hiding

knocking into the middle of next week

giving someone a beating

giving someone a drubbing

having a go at

giving someone a good beating

giving someone a good drubbing

giving someone a hot bottom

putting over one's knee

weighing into

boxing someone's ears

tanning one's hide

whumping

assaulting physically

brutalizing^US

brutalising^UK

putting in the hospital

warming someone's seat

dusting someone's britches

laying a finger on

hitting on the head

hitting over the head

giving someone a licking

striking with a stick

putting someone over your knee

tanning someone's hide

battling

jumping down one's throat

knocking the living daylights out of

putting someone's lights out

giving a going over

giving someone the works

giving someone what for

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“The enthusiastic sportsman continued to wallop the punching bag as part of his training.”

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Present participle for to comprehensively defeat

wiping the floor with

blowing out of the water

pulverizing^US

pulverising^UK

taking to the cleaners

giving someone a drubbing

turning inside out

flogging

bringing someone to their knees

getting the better of

trashing

stuffing

giving someone a hiding

winning a resounding victory over

pummelling^UK

running circles around

wasting

giving someone a pasting

running roughshod over

putting an end to

running rings round

winning a victory over

beating the pants off

putting someone in their place

throwing back in confusion

going one better than

gaining a victory over

gaining ascendancy over

getting the upper hand

bringing under the yoke

sitting on

putting the kibosh on

licking the pants off

knocking the stuffing out of

gaining the advantage over

gaining the upper hand over

getting the upper hand over

succeeding over

coming out on top of

trampling underfoot

beating the daylights out of

putting the squeeze on

tyrannizing^US

colonizing^US

colonising^UK

tyrannising^UK

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“The New Yorkers proceeded to wallop their opponents to the tune of 8 to 6.”

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