bitch-slap
transitive verb
ˈbich-ˌslap 
bitch-slapped; bitch-slapping; bitch-slaps
slang
: to slap (someone) angrily usually as an expression of dominance, contempt, or disrespect
I was tempted to let Foxy Brown know that it wasn't really possible for anyone to bitch-slap me with handcuffs on, but decided to keep a low profile.
Chelsea Handler, Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea, 2008
Chelsea Handler, Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea, 2008He liked the way he scared her half to death, the way he bitch-slapped her across the face for nothing and knocked her down on the floor, bloodying her nose. Chuck Barris, The Big Question, 2007
—often used figuratively Chuck Barris, The Big Question, 2007 In bitch-slapping the Hollywood system that feeds him, Soderbergh has crafted a striking film that is sometimes precious, often profound and always challenging. Peter Travers, Rolling Stone, 23 May 2002
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone, 23 May 2002 bitch slap noun
Then she found out he's not only married but she knows his wife, who promptly gave Steph a bitch slap. Cameron Adams, Herald Sun (Australia), 28 Jan. 2009
Cameron Adams, Herald Sun (Australia), 28 Jan. 2009 
Word History
First Known Use
1991, in the meaning defined above