to wallop
Third Person
wallops
Present Participle
walloping
Past Tense
walloped
Past Participle
walloped
1
to hit forcefully
transitive
- The boxer managed to wallop his opponent with a powerful right hook.
- The child accidentally walloped his friend with a well-aimed snowball.
- The hammer missed the nail and walloped the thumb instead.
- The batter aimed to wallop the baseball out of the park for a home run.
- In a fit of anger, he threatened to wallop the table with his fist.
2
to heavily defeat someone or something
transitive
- The team walloped their rivals in the championship game.
- The boxer walloped his opponent in the first round, securing an early victory.
- The underdog team surprised everyone and walloped the defending champions.
- The coach was thrilled when his team walloped the competition in the tournament.