whupped Synonyms
Strongest:
- clobbered
- upset
- whipped
- threw
- smothered
- mastered
- whopped
- beat
- whomped
- walloped
- trimmed
- bombed
- overcame
- whapped
- tromped
- thrashed
- annihilated
- trounced
- buried
- skinned
- creamed
- shellacked
- routed
- flattened
- dusted
- smoked
- drubbed
Strong:
- swept
- beat-the-pants-off
- licked
- ate-alive
- snowed-under
- surmounted
- took
- topped
- succeeded
- surpassed
- wiped-the-floor-with
- bested
- destroyed
- pasted
- overwhelmed
- ran-rings-around
- dispatched
- exceeded
- vanquished
- ran-circles-around
- conquered
- overmatched
- scored
- waxed
- wiped-the-ground-with
- skunked
- crushed
- capped
- blew-away
Weak:
- knocked-off
- flourished
- outshone
- upended
- prevailed-over-
- subjugated
- overthrew
- excelled
- finished
- sunk
- overpowered
- eclipsed
- outstripped
- slaughtered
- knocked-over
- won-against-
- transcended
- edged-out-
- aced-out-
- overbore
- sank
- pipped
- outdistanced
- triumphed-over-
- bettered
- hurdled
- subdued
- worsted
- overtopped
- outfought
- outshined
- outdid
- broke
whupped Meaning
whupped
to administer a beating to especially as punishment, to defeat decisively
whupped Sentence Examples
- After the intense boxing match, the victor left the ring feeling thoroughly whupped.
- The unruly child was whupped by his father as a disciplinary measure.
- The relentless storm whupped against the windows of the house, shaking it to its core.
- The underperforming team was soundly whupped by its rival in the championship game.
- The tired hiker collapsed in exhaustion, feeling like she had been whupped by the arduous trail.
- The bully was unexpectedly whupped by a smaller, more determined opponent.
- The car engine sputtered and whupped as it struggled to stay running.
- The wind whupped through the trees, creating a haunting symphony of rustling leaves.
- The waves crashed against the shore, whupping up a frenzy of foam and sand.
- The exhausted dog whupped at the ground, showing its submission to its master.
FAQs About the word whupped
to administer a beating to especially as punishment, to defeat decisively
clobbered, upset,whipped, threw, smothered, mastered, whopped, beat, whomped, walloped
No antonyms found.
After the intense boxing match, the victor left the ring feeling thoroughly whupped.
The unruly child was whupped by his father as a disciplinary measure.
The relentless storm whupped against the windows of the house, shaking it to its core.
The underperforming team was soundly whupped by its rival in the championship game.
