walloping
Speech parts
1. walloping - Noun
2. walloping - Adjective
3. walloping - Verb
5. walloping - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Wallop
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Examples
a thumping loss
Strikers thump Renegades and jump to third on ladderAdelaide have snapped a three-game losing streak after walloping hapless defending Big Bash champions the Melbourne Renegades by 63 runs.
After a dismal 2005 that was rounded off by a home walloping from the All Black 2nd XV, Irish players and coaches have been keen to emphasise that the World Cup next year is their primary focus.
"Atwood provides the elements of a walloping good read: suspense, mystery, titillation, and a fully crafted but never ponderous historical milieu."
LUKE Dalley’s early blitz teed up Pershore’s 146-run walloping of Wombourne to seize top spot in Birmingham & District Division Two.
The chicken and shrimp paella, while a bit overwrought, packed a walloping punch in a spicy, good way.