pummelin a sentence
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The strikers plan to pummel anyone who tries to cross their picket line.pummel = to hit repeatedly
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The storm pummeled our shutters.
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Our basketball team pummeled theirs 120 to 64.
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kids slid in great struggling bunches on their backs across the ice, yelled threats and curses at each other, shrieked like demons, pummeled each other with huge handfuls of frozen snow. (source)pummeled = repeatedly hit
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They close in, grab him, pummel him, as a Shark on top of the wall is stationed as lookout. (source)pummel = hit repeatedly
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Hubbard was pummeling his ribs now, (source)pummeling = to hit repeatedly -- usually with fists
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Then I decided I wanted to see the guy pummeled.† (source)
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They smash against walls and bedframes, relentlessly pummeling each other.† (source)
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Bullies couldn't pelt me with spitballs, give me atomic wedgies, or pummel me by the bike rack after school.† (source)
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Gradually he got the upper hand, presently he was sitting astride of me, pummelling me as I squirmed.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans do not repeat the "L" prior to adding the "ING".
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I felt as if I were being pummelled by a great fist.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans do not repeat the "L" prior to adding the "ED".
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The pain brings ANNIE to her knees, and HELEN pummels her; they roll under the table, and the lights commence to dim out on them.† (source)
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He tried buying their mercy with his lunch, but they pummeled him anyway, leaving him bloody.† (source)
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She fell on him, pummeling his chest with her fists.† (source)
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I can't make it past him out the door unless I pummel him, and the man has an axe.† (source)
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"Is that the way to hold a file, you Asiatic?" bellowed Khudoleiev, dragging Yusupka by the hair and pummelling the back of his neck.† (source)
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