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To '''wallop''' (from Middle English ''wallopen'', "gallop") means (among other meanings) to [[strike]] heavily, [[thrash]] soundly. A '''walloping''' (noun) is a series of wallops (blows.) In figurative usage, a "walloping" can refer to a harsh [[scolding]] or verbal abuse. | To '''wallop''' (from Middle English ''wallopen'', "gallop") means (among other meanings) to [[strike]] heavily, [[thrash]] soundly. A '''walloping''' (noun) is a series of wallops (blows.) In figurative usage, a "walloping" can refer to a harsh [[scolding]] or verbal abuse. | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 30 November 2020
To wallop (from Middle English wallopen, "gallop") means (among other meanings) to strike heavily, thrash soundly. A walloping (noun) is a series of wallops (blows.) In figurative usage, a "walloping" can refer to a harsh scolding or verbal abuse.
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