Slam (verb)

1. Close (something) with a sharp, loud noise.
2. Criticize severely.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably imitative.

Examples:

1. She slammed the door behind her.
2. He slammed the book shut.
3. The critics slammed the movie for its poor acting.
4. She slammed him for his unethical behavior.
5. The judge slammed the gavel to signal the end of the trial.