clobber informal

They might not clobber me because I'm a different kind of man than you are.

I'd clobber him over the head with a two by four.

In order to give the guy a day off, you've got to clobber him over the head.

Time magazine got clobbered as well in 2005, off 12.2 percent.

"They are not giving us any reason to go clobber them."

The North, every time it's started anything, has been clobbered.

Because he'll be getting clobbered with claims all the time.

"All I need is to go out and clobber somebody."

"It might be a nice change if we hit them first, for once, instead of getting clobbered on the ground."

I only hope he's found someone back at the camp and clobbers them.

"I wonder what you would have done if I'd said to really clobber him."

"Then just inside that door they'll be waiting to clobber us."

Sooner or later you'll make a wrong move and get clobbered.

But have you seen the state of the doorway what somebody's clobbered.

"Nobody wanted to see me go in and get clobbered," he said.

Then in the general election, he ran as an independent and was clobbered.

He got clobbered coming out of the gate and then went way too fast.

She was still holding the work shovel she'd just clobbered me with.

Till I find out what the hell clobbered them, they stay down.

And get myself clobbered by the type who fixed it?

That way, if you ever run into the real thing, your body is prepared to clobber it.

Earlier, he was clobbered in the nose with a stick.

That gave me a chance to turn and clobber him."

It clobbers us when one of our local people does something wrong."

"Deep down, the people who work here think they are doing something for the world, and they're clobbered every time.

Old Clobber was terrified, as he should have been.

As punishment, Clobber makes him carry all the gear to the boat.

He then keeps guard as Clobber leaves the car.

However, he accidentally hits Clobber, who responds by smacking him with the pan several times.

Tom and Clobber are fishing in peace.

He then returns to the road and searches for Clobber, who appears and grabs him by the neck.

Tom's owner, Clint Clobber, is grilling steaks in his backyard.

Tom accompanies his owner, Clint Clobber, who has severe anger management issues, on a fishing trip.

This causes Clobber to bump his head against the car, who tries to pull himself out, prompting Tom to flee.

Jerry attaches a fishing line on Clobber while he and Tom were fishing.

The lion mauled Clint Clobber, as a result, Tom get clobbered.

Big Bobby Clobber, a professional hockey player who seemed to have taken a few too many hits or else was not very sharp to begin with.

In the United States the "Clobber Pan" replaced the chef's head as the default weapon.

Tom walks up to the red seat, In which Clint Clobber covers Tom with it.

Doink The Clown with Big Top Clobber!

They check the CLOBBER environment variable.

After a heavy off-screen thrashing, Jerry and Clobber are now fishing together, throwing their catches into Tom's face who is tied up in the catch basket.

Together with J.P. Grossman and Richard Nowakowski, Albert invented the game Clobber.

After attending "Clobber College", a program where newly arrived pilots flew training sorties with experienced instructors, Harbison once again found himself flying combat missions.

Clint Clobber twists the gun around him and shoots it, leaving Tom deaf, Tom cleans his ears to hear the rainforest noises (mostly kookaburas).

The character was designed by Gene Deitch, who recycled the design from his Terrytoons character Clint Clobber.

Tex Clobber is a wilderness hunter that uses normal hunting weapons while Baxter Simon is a businessman that uses high tech gadgets.

Castle Clobber Atari / C64 / Apple II (Sprout Software)

While Clobber is loading the car with supplies, Tom is resting in the back of the car, when suddenly, Jerry throws a spare fishing pole at his head.

He also introduced a number of new characters, such as Sick Sick Sidney, Gaston Le Crayon, John Doormat, and Clint Clobber.