pelted
Speech parts
1. pelted - Adjective
2. pelted - Verb
Meaning
of Pelt
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According to the family, a large number of properties were damaged in their area as frenzied mobs torched houses, shops, vehicles, a petrol pump and pelted stones at locals and police personnel.
After the surrender, the Volunteers were hissed at, pelted with refuse, and denounced as "murderers" and "starvers of the people".
A Lagos government coronavirus task force team was pelted with stones by Muslim worshipers.
A wanted Cranebrook man who jumped across rooftops and pelted police with roof tiles during a violent standoff before spitting in an officer’s face has been jailed for 30 months.
At least three buses were torched and stones were pelted on police personnel during the protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act in the area.
Hogg and Mortimer, p. 122 Peter Ustinov described her during a student demonstration at the University of Dundee in 1968: As we arrived in a solemn procession the students pelted us with toilet rolls.