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clobber

[klob-er] / ˈklɒb ər /


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Last week, the crocuses I saw in bare sunny patches were clobbered by several inches of snow, but in the stands of browned husks, no premature blossoms met such a fate.

From Washington Post

I especially enjoyed the frequent passages of clobbering percussion that had my whole row suddenly sitting up straight.

From Washington Post

Game 3, with Muncy back in the lineup, he clobbers the Giants, again.

From Los Angeles Times

Logano thought he had a competitive car, but broke his steering on a hard hit then “clobbered a fence after that.”

From Seattle Times

“When you get clobbered this bad, they don’t actually expect you to call,” Imholt said, adding that “the voters should always have a choice, and for that I have no regrets.”

From Washington Post