Thesaurus / cudgelled
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synonyms for cudgelled
- assail
- berate
- castigate
- excoriate
- scold
- upbraid
- attack
- blister
- bludgeon
- censure
- criticize
- cudgel
- denounce
- flay
- flog
- hammer
- hit
- pan
- pelt
- pound
- pummel
- rebuke
- reprimand
- roast
- scorch
- scourge
- shellac
- slam
- slap
- slash
- smear
- smother
- strike
- thrash
- trim
- wallop
- whip
- lash into
- rake over the coals
- read the riot act
- rip into
- scathe
- bash
- batter
- crush
- flog
- knock
- lash
- maul
- pelt
- punch
- smack
- thrash
- trounce
- wallop
- whip
- belt
- clout
- club
- cudgel
- hammer
- hit
- lick
- mash
- pound
- ram
- slug
- strike
- swat
- whale
- wham
- let one have it
- brood
- cudgel
- marvel
- muse
- ponder
- study
- ask oneself
- mull over
- rack one's brains
- think about
- think hard
- bang
- bat
- batter
- beat
- belt
- blast
- crash
- dash
- fling
- hit
- hurl
- knock
- slap
- smash
- strike
- swat
- bash
- clobber
- close
- cudgel
- hammer
- pound
- shut
- slug
- thump
- thwack
- wallop
- batter
- break
- crush
- hit
- knock
- pummel
- punch
- strike
- thrash
- thump
- trounce
- whip
- bang
- bash
- bat
- belt
- box
- bruise
- buffet
- cane
- castigate
- clout
- club
- collide
- cudgel
- drub
- flagellate
- flail
- flog
- hammer
- lambaste
- lash
- lick
- maltreat
- mash
- maul
- pelt
- pound
- punish
- ram
- rap
- slap
- slug
- smack
- spank
- swat
- thresh
- thwack
- wallop
- whale
- bash
- beat
- lash
- spank
- thrash
- birch
- bludgeon
- cane
- cudgel
- drub
- ferule
- flagellate
- flog
- hide
- larrup
- lather
- punish
- scourge
- strap
- strike
- switch
- tan
- wallop
- whale
- whomp
- castigate
- chastise
- assail
- assault
- bang
- bash
- baste
- bat
- batter
- belabor
- belt
- box
- break
- bruise
- buffet
- cane
- castigate
- clout
- club
- collide
- crush
- cudgel
- drub
- flagellate
- flail
- flog
- hammer
- hit
- knock
- lambaste
- lash
- lick
- maltreat
- mash
- maul
- pelt
- pound
- pummel
- punch
- punish
- ram
- rap
- slap
- slug
- smack
- smash
- spank
- strike
- swat
- thrash
- thump
- thwack
- trounce
- wallop
- whale
- whip
- rain blows on
- bash
- bludgeon
- clobber
- pummel
- whack
- baste
- batter
- beat
- blackjack
- clout
- cosh
- cudgel
- fustigate
- hammer
- pommel
- pound
- strike
- beat
- fling
- hurl
- hurtle
- lunge
- plunge
- shatter
- slam
- smash
- throw
- bludgeon
- cast
- charge
- crash
- cudgel
- destroy
- hit
- shiver
- sling
- splash
- splatter
- splinter
- bat
- batter
- beat
- belt
- blast
- kick
- knock
- knock out
- nail
- pop
- punch
- slap
- smack
- whack
- bang
- bash
- blitz
- box
- brain
- buffet
- bump
- clap
- clip
- clobber
- clout
- club
- crack
- cudgel
- cuff
- dab
- ding
- flail
- flax
- flog
- hammer
- hook
- jab
- KO
- lace
- lambaste
- larrup
- lather
- lob
- pellet
- pelt
- percuss
- pound
- rap
- sock
- stone
- swat
- tap
- thrash
- thump
- thwack
- trash
- uppercut
- wallop
- whang
- give a black eye
- knock around
- let fly
- let have it
- ride roughshod
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use cudgelled in a sentence
The adherents of the ministers were victorious, put the adverse mob to the rout, and cudgelled Colt himself into a muddy ditch.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAYI wish you had run all risks, and cudgelled the old burgomaster soundly.
J. S. LE FANU'S GHOSTLY TALES, VOLUME 1JOSEPH SHERIDAN LE FANUPatty realised the appropriateness of this phrase, and cudgelled her brain for an appropriate reply.
PATTY'S FRIENDSCAROLYN WELLSMrs. Potter cudgelled her poor brains for some—for any—kind of explanation.
THE BOSS OF TAROOMBAE. W. HORNUNGI cudgelled my brains in vain to think where they had got their information.
GUN RUNNING FOR CASEMENT IN THE EASTER REBELLION, 1916KARL SPINDLERNo one had thought of anything, but they were all loathe to admit it, so each one cudgelled his brains vigorously.
THE LONG DIM TRAILFORRESTINE C. HOOKERHe cudgelled his brains for the meaning of it all, till they grew dull and weary with futile thinking.
A MAID OF THE SILVER SEAJOHN OXENHAMGo home and get brown paper and vinegar and tell all the town how you have been cudgelled for writing verses to a matchless maid.
THE LADY OF LYNNWALTER BESANTThe pageants were fanciful enough, and poor Settle must have cudgelled his dull brains well for it.
OLD AND NEW LONDONWALTER THORNBURYThe half of comic literature depends upon someone's getting cudgelled or ducked in a well, or subjected to some pain.
THE BOOK OF THIS AND THATROBERT LYND