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Mr. Sergeant Toffy's lady felt no particular gratitude, when, with a twist of his elbow, he tilted a glass of port-wine over her yellow satin and laughed at the disaster; nor was she better pleased, although old Osborne was highly delighted, when Georgy "whopped" her third boy (a young gentleman a year older than Georgy, and by chance home for the holidays from Dr. Tickleus's at Ealing School) in Russell

Vanity Fair William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

Stepped out of the cane grass, not a dozen feet away, and whopped at me.

THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS 2010

Selim was sulky and took a swipe at him with his paw, and he whopped it to him full in the mouth just as he opened it to let out a roar.

CHAPTER XXVIII 2010

Spare me you're staying because you got whopped by Perry.

Hutchison explains decision to remain in Senate 2010

Turn him around to face the other bank -- that's how you whopped him in the back.

THE MAN ON THE OTHER BANK 2010

I remember how my Lizzie whopped Jace a good one right upside his head with her notebook till he set me free.

Glimpse Carol Lynch Williams 2010

Don't do it John – "There be Dragons" You'll get your butt whopped by Obama.

Campaigns reject Bloomberg, ABC offer for televised town hall 2008

Getting whopped probably isn't something she's truly worried about since she's about to get attacked by wolves.

Real Life Diagnostics: Show vs. Tell, Part Two Janice Hardy 2010

Back in 1997, I was less than sympathetic when the electorate whopped his, but on Sky News, the manwas a diamond.

Acting the pundit Rebecca Front 2010

I remember how my Lizzie whopped Jace a good one right upside his head with her notebook till he set me free.

Glimpse Carol Lynch Williams 2010