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Significados de whacking en inglés

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The act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows.

paliza

Whacking.

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Uso de whacking en inglés
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Nothing pleased him more than whacking the Yanks in their own backyard.
The Guardian
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He marched over to the sealed door and started whacking at it.
The Kill Order
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There was a distant, muffled noise like a hammer whacking a pillow.
The Wolf’s Hour
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They'd climbed up beside the bell and were whacking it with hammers.
Nemesis
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She's just hoisted her sail, and a whacking big sail it is.
From Powder Monkey to Admiral: A Story of Naval Adventure
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She bolted upright, her head whacking into the chin of a rubbernecker.
Eve of darkness
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Hotels whacking guests with high internet charges is a classic example.
Reuters
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A good whacking has a way of sweetening some gals up.
Full dark, no stars
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He was completely unable to cope with Edmund's whacking serve and weapon-grade forehand.
The Guardian
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I remember twice choosing the right bloke and whacking into them.
The Guardian
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He had reminded her of it by whacking his hand against his thigh.
Joan of Arc of the North Woods
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If there'd been pillows, they'd have all started whacking each other.
Lit: a memoir
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Had four young pigeons carried off last night by a whacking big rat.
Beasts and Super-Beasts
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He was smiling, whacking Ted's bare shoulders lightly with a notebook in cadence.
Rage
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August disappears entirely for three days, and Uncle Al begins whacking heads again.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
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Nothing pumps the adrenaline like whacking pads Eventually, I landed my punches correctly.
The South African
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Translations for whacking
portugués
surra
español
paliza
Whacking a través del tiempo
Whacking por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común