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What is another word for clobbers?

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Verb

To hit (someone) hard

To comprehensively defeat or gain ascendancy over

To put an end to

To thoroughly and decisively defeat someone, either in a physical fight or, figuratively, in a competition

To find fault (with something)

Plural for articles of clothing

Plural for personal belongings or equipment

Plural for a dull, heavy blow with a person's fist or a blunt implement

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To hit (someone) hard

pummels^US

belabors^US

belabours^UK

gives someone a hiding

sticks one on

gives someone a beating

gives someone a drubbing

gives someone a good beating

gives someone a good hiding

gives someone a good drubbing

beats the living daylights out of

knocks into the middle of next week

gives someone a hot bottom

brutalizes^US

brutalises^UK

gives someone a licking

tans one's hide

puts someone over your knee

jumps down one's throat

dusts someone's britches

knocks someone's lights out

strikes at

knocks for a loop

knocks block off

beats someone's brains out

comes into collision with

pulverizes^US

pulverises^UK

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“I clobber him with a left and right to his jaw that knocks him onto a table of hot dogs.”

Verb

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To comprehensively defeat or gain ascendancy over

takes to the cleaners

pulverizes^US

pulverises^UK

brings someone to their knees

gets the better of

masters

defeats utterly

blows out of the water

gives someone a drubbing

wins a resounding victory over

gives someone a hiding

gives someone a pasting

pummels^US

gets the upper hand over

gains ascendancy over

puts someone in their place

knocks the stuffing out of

gains the upper hand over

gets one up on

makes a fool of

gains the advantage over

throws back in confusion

brings under the yoke

immobilizes^US

immobilises^UK

tyrannizes^US

tyrannises^UK

terrorizes^US

terrorises^UK

annexes^US

demoralizes^US

demoralises^UK

colonizes^US

enthralls^US

enthrals^UK

colonises^UK

pressurizes^US

victimizes^US

brutalizes^US

brutalises^UK

victimises^UK

monopolizes^US

monopolises^UK

exercises control over

has the upper hand over

bosses around

leads by the nose

has upper hand

has the whip hand over

has the upper hand in

pressurises^UK

scares the bejesus out of

twists someone's arm

scares off

uses strong-arm tactics on

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“After church the next morning, Staci spent the afternoon on the couch, watching her football team clobber their rivals.”

Verb

To put an end to

baulks^UK

balks^US

throws a spanner in the works

throws a monkey wrench in the works of

neutralizes^US

neutralises^UK

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“The government could not take advantage of the situation to clobber the movement into total submission and destroy it altogether.”

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To thoroughly and decisively defeat someone, either in a physical fight or, figuratively, in a competition

beats the crap out of

beats the daylights out of

beats the pants off

beats the snot out of

beats the stuffing out of

beats the tar out of

knocks the daylight out of

knocks the living daylights out of

licks

licks the pants off

lowers the boom on

licks the pants off of

beats

beats the daylight out of

trounces

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To find fault (with something)

criticises^UK

criticizes^US

pummels^US

passes strictures upon

gives someone a bad press

belabors^US

gives someone a bollocking

raps over the knuckles

tears a strip off

tears off a strip

gives someone a roasting

belabours^UK

gives something a battering

gives someone a rollicking

does a hatchet job on

weighs into

gives something a bad press

bites someone's head off

snaps someone's head off

jumps down one's throat

ridicules

lampoons

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Noun

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Plural for articles of clothing

colors^US

colours^UK

collection of clothes

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“The kids were peering out around bushes watching this bloke dressed in strange clobber holding that thing to his eye.”

Noun

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Plural for personal belongings or equipment

miscellaneous articles

annexes^UK

armories^US

armouries^UK

household furnishings

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“Monday morning, I was up early. I brushed my teeth, grabbed my clobber, and was out the door.”

Noun

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Plural for a dull, heavy blow with a person's fist or a blunt implement

clangors^US

clangours^UK

clamour^UK

clamor^US

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