wallop WOL-uhp verb noun WS #43

to strike forcefully; to hit hard; to defeat decisively

1. The storm will wallop the coastal region with hurricane-force winds and torrential rain.
2. The opposing team walloped us 42-7 in what became the most lopsided game of the season.
3. The baseball player walloped the ball over the fence for a grand slam home run.
4. She walloped the piñata so hard that candy scattered everywhere across the backyard.
5. The boxer managed to wallop his opponent with a devastating right hook that ended the fight.

a heavy blow or punch; a powerful impact; the ability to hit hard

1. The wallop from the hammer left a significant dent in the metal surface of the car door.
2. He delivered a wallop to the punching bag that made the entire gym equipment shake violently.
3. The comedian's joke had such a wallop that the audience laughed for several minutes straight.
4. The economic recession packed quite a wallop, affecting businesses and families across the nation.
5. The wallop of the wind against the house rattled windows and shook the foundation during the storm.