verb
- hit someone or something hard
- defeat decisively in a competition or contest
- criticize harshly
Usage: informal
Usage: informal
Usage: informal
Examples
- The baseball clobbered him right in the shoulder.
- Our team got clobbered 42-7 in the championship game.
- The critics clobbered the new movie in their reviews.
- She clobbered the punching bag during her workout.
- The incumbent was clobbered in the election.
- The storm clobbered the coastal towns with heavy rain.
- He clobbered his opponent with a powerful right hook.