drub

They might drub him, but not without bleeding for it.

Both his performance and the entire production were drubbed by critics.

This time it was the Colts who drubbed them, 27-10.

It was not as if the Islanders were drubbed tonight.

Drubbing him on other surfaces is evidently no big deal.

I most assuredly will drub some sense into your head.

Together they could drub these fellows as their mothers should have.

He got no political credit for that from the voters as the Republicans drubbed his party in 1994.

I wasn't home enough when he was little to drub the temper out of him.

At rehearsal he used frequently to drub his former mistress.

If a woman not wedded came at me with weapons, I would drub her until she knew better of it.

Two American dictionaries, published months before, had been badly drubbed.

The women bawled and cursed in return, only to be drubbed.

He was drubbed for six runs and was gone by the second inning.

I've no manner of doubt that we can drub them, if you choose."

Laughing in spite of herself, she whirled about seeking another to drub.

Despite being drubbed by critics, "Deadline," the newspaper drama, did all right.

Therefore the Belgae would have to be drubbed once more.

The Socialists, who were drubbed in parliamentary elections last year, are already feeling more cheerful.

The Rangers were a team waiting to be drubbed, and met their fate passively at the front end of the third period.

They were drubbed by Cleveland, 51-0, last week, the most lopsided loss in the franchise's 57-year history.

His Presidential candidate was drubbed in the election.

Last year, after the Socialists were drubbed in parliamentary elections, he was forced to step down as party leader.

"1 Democrats drubbed their Republican opponents, 26-16, for the first of six consecutive wins.

And not if they also drub the Eagles, another drubbable team.