drub 
(drŭb)
(drŭb)v. drubbed, drub·bing, drubs
v.tr.
1. To thrash with a stick.
2. To instill forcefully: drubbed the lesson into my head.
3.
a. To defeat soundly.
b. To berate harshly.
4. To stamp (the feet).
v.intr.
1. To beat the ground; stamp.
2. To pound; throb.
n.
A blow with a heavy instrument, such as a stick.
[Perhaps Arabic dialectal ḍrab, from ḍaraba, to hit; see rb in the Appendix of Semitic roots.]
drubber n.
- Edward James Muggeridge.
- Edward Jean
- Edward Kennedy
- Edward Lawrie
- Edward Lee
- Edward Mandell
- Edward Moore
- E(dward) M(organ)
- Edward Norton
- E(dward) O(sborne)
- Edward Richard George
- Edward Robert Bulwer-Lytton.
- Edward R(oscoe)
- Edwards
- Edwards syndrome
- Edward St. John
- Edward V
- Edward Vernon
- Edward VI
- Edward Victor
- Edward VII
- Edward VIII
- Edward Vincent
- Edward Williams
- Edward Zane Carroll