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shellacking

[shuh-lak-ing] / ʃəˈlæk ɪŋ /










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That’s because Darnold was standing on the other side of the field, wearing a No. 14 Seahawks jersey and a broad grin, as Seattle unleashed a comprehensive shellacking of his former team.

From The Wall Street Journal

The look is bold and blah, either blue-gray gloom or a shellacking of amber magic-hour glow.

From New York Times

The health care law was such a bugaboo in 2010 that Democrats rarely invoked it as they went into a midterm election that turned out to be, in Obama’s own words, a “shellacking.”

From Seattle Times

Vermont is coming off an 82-43 shellacking of Maryland Baltimore County in the America East final following a season during which it dominated the conference.

From Washington Post

But it’s not only Republicans from whom those Democrats have received a verbal shellacking.

From Washington Times