manhandle

/ˈmænˌhændəl/
verb
  1. To handle or move something using physical force, often roughly.
    • The movers had to manhandle the heavy piano up the stairs.
    • He manhandled the large crate into the back of the truck.
    • Don't manhandle the fragile boxes; they break easily.
  2. To treat someone roughly or with physical force.
    • The security guard manhandled the unruly fan out of the stadium.
    • She complained that the police manhandled her during the arrest.
    • The bully tried to manhandle the smaller kid, but a teacher stopped him.
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