Clobber (verb)

  1. Hit or beat someone or something violently.
  2. Damage or destroy something by hitting it with great force.

Origin:

From the old english clobb(e)rian, of imitative origin. the term clobber was first used in the early 19th century as slang for hitting or beating someone or something.

Examples:

  1. He clobbered the thief with a baseball bat.
  2. The wind clobbered the house during the storm.
  3. The boxer clobbered his opponent in the first round.
  4. The car was clobbered by a truck.
  5. The thief clobbered the guard and escaped.
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