wallop /wolˈəp/

1. To beat soundly, thrash
2. To strike with force

1. To move with noisy lumbering haste
2. To flounder
3. To gallop (obsolete)
4. To bubble and boil (perh a different word)
5. To flap about (Scot)

1. A plunging movement (informal)
2. A heavy blow (informal)
3. A powerful impression (informal)
4. Physical or financial power (informal)
5. A gallop (obsolete)
6. A flapping rag (Scot)
7. Beer (slang)

1. With a wallop
2. Heavily or noisily

wallˈoper noun

1. Someone who or something that wallops
2. Something enormous (informal)
3. A policeman (old Aust sl)

wallˈoping noun

A sound thrashing

1. That wallops
2. Enormous, bouncing, whopping (often as an intensifier; informal)

wallop in a tow or tether (Scot)

To be hanged

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