wallop
wallop /ˈwɑːləp/
noun
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[Informal]
A severe blow
(
wallop
[Informal] )
a severe blow
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[Informal]
A forceful consequence; a strong effect
(
wallop
[Informal] , impact
)
a forceful consequence; a strong effect
The book had an important impact on my thinking
the book had an important impact on my thinking
The book packs a wallop
the book packs a wallop
verb
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(
)
[Informal]
Defeat soundly and utterly
(
wallop
[Informal] )
defeat soundly and utterly
We'll wallop them!
We'll wallop them!
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(
)
[Informal]
Hit hard
(
bash
[Informal] , bonk
[Informal] , bop
[Informal] , wham
[Informal] , whap
[Informal, N. American] , whop
[Informal] , belt
, sock
[Informal] , wallop
[Informal] , whack
[Informal] , boink
[Informal, N. American] )
hit hard
The teacher whacked the boy
The teacher whacked the boy