He tried to stand in front of her but was clouted on the head so hard that he went unconscious temporarily. |
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In the time that it took for Eric to register his astonishment, the staff clouted the side of his head and sent him sprawling. |
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She drew her sword one-handed and clouted my side with a strong back-hand blow. |
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Crawford shrugged him off and then clouted the ball from 30 yards with his other foot this time, the right one. |
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His shot was so venomous and expertly delivered that he did not even move as the ball sped over him, flattened and clouted the netting. |
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Coldly he clouted her and she crumpled, and Shawn barely caught her before she hit the ground. |
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He'd spent his life being clouted by Dudley and bullied by his aunt and uncle. |
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The home team, hugely superior, clouted in four goals and then eased up to charitably allow their opponents one. |
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Whether he got clouted in the face more often after crossing the path of a black cat or breaking a mirror is what puts superstition to the test. |
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On the program was a comedy duo that exchanged jests and japes and clouted one another upon the head with Indian clubs. |
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He balled up his fist and clouted his companion right on the side of the head, felling him like a stunned ox. |
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I smiled, then abruptly frowned and clouted him lightly over the head. |
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My brother came into the dressing room, clouted me round the head and told me to liven myself up. |
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Gillespie was clouted for two more boundaries before Flintoff pulled him into the hospitality boxes in the Grandstand for a huge six. |
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He caught me off guard and clouted me in the side of the face. |
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The horse, who would have won even more convincingly that day had he not clouted the final fence, looks capable of following-up in similar company tomorrow. |
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A hiring freeze has recently gone into effect and the school administration announced the lay-offs of non-teaching related employees. By this stage, Mr Giuliani would probably have clouted several trade-union leaders. |
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As big as me. Strong, too. I was itching to go him, And he had clouted Ernie. |
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