| We also live at a time when alarming numbers of protected animals are being shot in the head, cudgeled to death or worse. |
| He cudgeled his brains to invent some reasonable excuse for bidding her farewell. |
| Sadly, as with many good things, doom cryers scurried up from their disgruntled burrows, saw people having a good time, and cudgeled the party. |
| Mullen, batting for Pipp, cudgeled the ball to left, and Baker and Gedeon counted. |
| He cudgeled his brains as to what answer he could make to the Emperor. |
| The blasts cudgeled the black ship, smashing it back and forth like a ball tossed between hands as the shields sputtered, flaming and flickering in tortured protest. |
