slugged

Dressed in Jean Paul Gaultier, the cover is slugged with “Boy who shook the fashion world.”

Gingrich strapped on his helmet, slugged down some sake, jumped in his Zero, and dive-bombed into the SS Romney.

In her court declaration, Michelle Ghent Howard says her new husband “slugged” her in the face and neck.

Perry and Romney slugged it out at CNN's debate—and Lone Star strategists Paul Begala and Mark McKinnon butt heads on the outcome.

McAdoo sorter reckoned as how likely he wus slugged, an' throwed overboard.

Frank stepped in between his outstretched arms and slugged him squarely on top of the head with the telephone.

Whence slugga and sluggera, a cavity in a river-bed into which the water is slugged or swallowed.

Sometimes these men were pointed out to them, at other times they were given the names of the men that were to be slugged.

Moreover, this result would require no use of force—no "slugging" of non-unionists, since there would be none to be slugged.