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Synonyms and Antonyms of tanned
- Grandpa told us that when he was a kid, if he misbehaved at all, his father would tan his backside with a belt
blackjacked, caned, clubbed, cudgeled (or cudgelled), fustigated
banged, bopped, boxed, busted (also bust), clapped (also clapt), clipped, clobbered, clouted, cracked, cuffed, hit, knocked, lammed, pasted, punched, slapped, slugged, smacked, smote, socked, spanked, swatted, swiped, thwacked, walloped, whacked
bashed, basted, batted, battered, beat, belabored, belted, bludgeoned, buffeted, bunged, drubbed, fibbed [British], hammered, laced, lambasted, lathered, licked, mangled, mauled, paddled, pelted, pommeled (or pommelled), pounded, pummeled (also pummelled), roughed, slated, slogged, threshed, thumped, tromped, whopped (or whapped), whupped, worked over
- a time when children were routinely tanned for misbehavior
bashed, basted, batted, battered, beat, belabored, belted, birched, bludgeoned, buffeted, bunged up, clubbed, curried, did, drubbed, fibbed [British], flogged, hammered, hided, laced, lambasted, lashed, lathered, licked, mauled, messed (up), paddled, pelted, pommeled (or pommelled), pounded, pummeled (also pummelled), punched out, roughed (up), slated, slogged, switched, thrashed, threshed, thumped, tromped, walloped, whaled, whipped, whopped (or whapped), whupped, worked over
assailed, assaulted, attacked, beset, boxed, busted (also bust), chopped, clobbered, clouted, cracked, cudgeled (or cudgelled), cuffed, descended (on or upon), hit, jumped (on), knocked, laid on, lammed, pasted, pounced (on or upon), punched, raided, rushed, slammed, slapped, smacked, smashed, socked, spanked, stormed, swatted, swiped, thwacked, whacked, whammed, whomped
blackjacked, caned, cowhided, flagellated, fustigated, horsewhipped, leathered, pistol-whipped, rawhided, scourged, strapped
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