1. to hit someone or something very hard
Usage: informal
2. to defeat someone decisively
Usage: informal

1. personal belongings or equipment
Usage: British; informal

Examples

• The boxer clobbered his opponent in the third round.
• She clobbered the ball over the fence for a home run.
• Our team got clobbered 42-7 in the championship game.
• The storm clobbered the coastal towns with heavy rain and wind.
• He packed all his clobber into two suitcases.
• Don’t forget your swimming clobber for the beach trip.
• The hailstorm clobbered the crops just before harvest.