Pelt (verb)

1. Throw or hurl missiles at (someone) repeatedly.
2. Strike repeatedly with missiles.

Origin:

Old english - peltan, of germanic origin, related to dutch pelten and german pelzen.

Examples:

1. The crowd pelted the speaker with tomatoes.
2. The protesters pelted the police with stones.
3. The children pelted each other with snowballs.
4. The hail pelted the roof of the house.
5. The wind was pelting the windows with rain.