drub

/drʌb/
verb
  1. To hit or beat someone or something repeatedly, especially with a stick or other object.
    • In the story, the hero drubbed the villain soundly.
    • The soldiers drubbed the drums to signal the start of the march.
    • The old man threatened to drub the naughty boys with his cane.
  2. To defeat someone thoroughly in a contest or competition.
    • Our team drubbed the opponents 10–0 in the championship game.
    • The champion drubbed all challengers in the boxing match.
    • The debate team drubbed their rivals with strong arguments.
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