maul

With a lot of forethought, he wields an 8-pound maul through timber.

Another man, Stephen Maul of San Francisco, was arrested on two separate occasions in 2000 for biting his dog.

There are few things more congenial to certain gentlemen than a chance to maul an easy victim.

Ignorant societies for the "suppression of vice" maul over our literature and our art.

The carpenter, in the eyes of her, swung his maul and knocked out the pin of the chain-stopper, shouting “Stand clear!”

Oscar had asked when he saw the maul-rings taken out of the wagon on their arrival and unloading.

It was probably a case of numbness; you maul your thumb with a hammer and it will hurt just so long before it stops.