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- verbwhop (verb) · whops (third person present) · whopped (past tense) · whopped (past participle) · whopping (present participle) · whap (verb) · whapped (past participle) · whapped (past tense) · whapping (present participle) · whaps (third person present)
- hit hard:"Smith whopped him on the nose"
- US ENGLISHdefeat; overcome:"the Astros whopped the New York Mets in Saturday's game"
nounwhop (noun) · whops (plural noun) · whap (noun) · whaps (plural noun)- a heavy blow, or the sound of such a blow:"a loud whop echoed in the still air"
Originlate Middle English (in the sense ‘take or put sharply’): variant of dialect wap ‘strike’, of unknown origin.Similar and Opposite Words
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- To throw or move (something) quickly
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