Uk English Meaning of working (over)
working (over)
Other Uk English words related to working (over)
- attacking
- beating
- doing
- hiding
- hitting
- knocking
- lashing
- pelting
- pounding
- slap
- whipping
- messing (up)
- punching
- punching out
- roughing (up)
- assaulting
- bashing
- basting
- Batting
- labouring
- belt
- boxing
- buffeting
- Chopping
- Clubbing
- Drubbing
- fibbing
- flogging
- hammering
- lace
- lather
- laying on
- mauling
- paddling
- raiding
- slamming
- slate
- smacking
- smashing
- Spanking
- switching
- tanning
- thrashing
- threshing
- thumping
- walloping
- Whaling
- whopping
- whopping
- wounding
- beating up
- battering
- bunging up
- curry
- descending (on or upon)
- jumping (on)
- lambasting
- pommeling
- belting
- throw oneself on or at (verb)
- pummelling
- pummelling
- slogging
- stormy
- swiping
- assailing
- besetting
- birching
- Caning
- Clouting
- cracking
- Goring
- horsewhipping
- lacerating
- lamming
- Leathering
- maiming
- pasting
- rushing
- scourging [skaʊdʒɪŋ]
- strapping
- whack
- blackmail
- bursting
- clobbering
- Cowhiding
- cudgel
- cudgelling
- Cuffing
- castigating
- rawhide
- sock
- swatting
- trampling
- whamming
- whomping
- whooping
Nearest Words of working (over)
Definitions and Meaning of working (over) in English
working (over)
to do over, to beat up or manhandle with thoroughness, to subject to thorough examination, study, or treatment
FAQs About the word working (over)
working (over)
to do over, to beat up or manhandle with thoroughness, to subject to thorough examination, study, or treatment
attacking,beating,doing,hiding,hitting,knocking,lashing,pelting,pounding,slap
No antonyms found.
working (on) => working on, working (for) => working for, working (at) => working at, working (at or on) => working (at or on), workhorses => workhorses,
