Synonyms of walloped

walloped

verb

past tense of wallop

1

as in pounded

to strike repeatedly

walloped the branches of the pear tree with a stick in an effort to knock down some fruit

Synonyms & Similar Words

• pounded
• lashed
• licked
• whipped
• battered
• pelted
• thumped
• beat
• hit
• knocked
• slapped
• punched
• attacked
• slammed
• spanked
• batted
• did
• assaulted
• smashed
• mauled
• pummeled
• hammered
• thrashed
• bashed
• buffeted
• smacked
• bludgeoned
• clubbed
• chopped
• paddled
• hided
• lathered
• belted
• whacked
• drubbed
• raided
• slated
• lambasted
• switched
• stormed
• laced
• curried
• flogged
• threshed
• tanned
• punched out
• slogged
• boxed
• whopped
• swiped
• whupped
• worked over
• whaled
• clobbered
• socked
• swatted
• tromped
• basted
• fibbed
• belabored
• wounded
• birched
• roughed (up)
• pommeled
• cracked
• assailed
• bunged up
• messed (up)
• rushed
• strapped
• pasted
• clouted
• beset
• thwacked
• cuffed
• caned
• busted
• beat up on
• whomped
• laid on
• whammed
• jumped (on)
• horsewhipped
• descended (on or upon)
• lacerated
• gored
• scourged
• flagellated
• lammed
• pounced (on or upon)
• mangled
• cudgeled
• leathered
• pistol-whipped
• mutilated
• cowhided
• maimed
• blackjacked
• rawhided
• fustigated

2

as in whipped

to defeat by a large margin

walloped their traditional rivals 20 to nothing

Synonyms & Similar Words

• whipped
• clobbered
• trounced
• bombed
• overcame
• routed
• thrashed
• buried
• flattened
• upset
• threw
• topped
• dusted
• beat
• creamed
• pasted
• smothered
• shellacked
• drubbed
• mastered
• trimmed
• annihilated
• overwhelmed
• smoked
• took
• whomped
• skinned
• whopped
• whupped
• swept
• scored
• waxed
• tromped
• blew away
• snowed under
• skunked
• surpassed
• conquered
• dispatched
• succeeded
• destroyed
• capped
• exceeded
• crushed
• wiped the floor with
• licked
• beat the pants off
• ran circles around
• ate alive
• bested
• subdued
• eclipsed
• hurdled
• overmatched
• surmounted
• finished
• slaughtered
• vanquished
• outshone
• overpowered
• upended
• overthrew
• outstripped
• outdid
• subjugated
• excelled
• outdistanced
• overtopped
• won (against)
• prevailed (over)
• triumphed (over)
• transcended
• bettered
• worsted
• outfought
• knocked over
• flourished
• pipped
• sank
• knocked off
• broke
• aced (out)
• edged (out)
• overbore
• nosed out
• did in

3

as in smacked

to deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner

arrested for walloping a police officer

Synonyms & Similar Words

• smacked
• hit
• slapped
• knocked
• punched
• slammed
• banged
• pounded
• struck
• whacked
• clapped
• clipped
• swiped
• batted
• thumped
• cracked
• kicked
• clobbered
• socked
• hammered
• bashed
• swatted
• slugged
• nailed
• shoved
• clocked
• tapped
• bludgeoned
• thwacked
• licked
• jabbed
• poked
• bopped
• zapped
• boxed
• smote
• rapped
• clouted
• belted
• bobbed
• pushed
• flicked
• stabbed
• pasted
• tagged
• whaled
• chopped
• busted
• slogged
• bumped
• biffed
• stroked
• battered
• pummeled
• bonked
• mauled
• buffeted
• drubbed
• beat
• lashed
• pelted
• peppered
• mangled
• bunged
• roughed
• hung one on
• slashed
• lambasted
• cuffed
• stamped
• whipped
• dumped
• decked
• laced
• prodded
• butted
• jostled
• creamed
• kneed
• bunted
• scuffed
• speared
• thrashed
• felled
• leveled
• floored
• clubbed
• beaned
• sledged
• caned
• sapped
• pommeled
• switched
• conked
• flailed
• flogged
• bowled (down or over)
• knocked down
• sledgehammered
• brained
• skulled
• sucker punched
• cudgeled
• rabbit-punched

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of walloped

In the East, the Detroit Pistons dispatched the Cleveland Cavaliers, and in the West, the Oklahoma City Thunder walloped LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers by 18 points. —Andrew Greif, NBC news, 6 May 2026

The two shots gave the Celtics — who had walloped the 76ers in two of the first four games and won another in the clutch — a 13-point third-quarter lead. —Zack Cox, Boston Herald, 1 May 2026

During that time, the company has also been walloped by tariffs, geopolitical challenges, and industry overcapacity. —Emma Hinchliffe, Fortune, 15 Apr. 2026

O’Neill inexplicably bobbles the snap, tries to pick the ball up instead of diving on it and loses it again when he gets walloped. —Stewart Mandel, New York Times, 1 Apr. 2026

Illinois residents have been walloped by surging health insurance costs this year. —Barbara Hoare, Chicago Tribune, 26 Mar. 2026

Blizzard conditions continued in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes on Monday after the storm walloped parts of Wisconsin and Michigan with several feet of snow. —Arkansas Online, 17 Mar. 2026

Shortly after the company found new ownership via the Retirement Systems of Alabama, COVID walloped the movie theater business — and iPic’s box office revenues and balance sheets never recovered. —Rebecca Rubin, Variety, 3 Mar. 2026

Democrats had been walloped by Republicans in the congressional midterms two years earlier. —Michael Collins, USA Today, 25 Feb. 2026