whupping Synonyms
Strongest:
- dusting
- clobbering
- throwing
- trouncing
- walloping
- upsetting
- bombing
- burying
- drubbing
- smothering
- routing
- thrashing
- whomping
- creaming
- overcoming
- beating
- whipping
- shellacking
Strong:
- wiping-the-floor-with
- dispatching
- running-circles-around
- snowing-under
- trimming
- licking
- sweeping
- capping
- succeeding
- exceeding
- beating-the-pants-off
- pasting
- skinning
- eating-alive
- taking
- smoking
- scoring
- running-rings-around
- blowing-away
- destroying
- whapping
- topping
- tromping
- overwhelming
- surpassing
- annihilating
- conquering
- wiping-the-ground-with
- waxing
- whopping
- skunking
- flattening
- mastering
- crushing
Weak:
- overthrowing
- slaughtering
- outstripping
- triumphing-over-
- overtopping
- overpowering
- knocking-over
- overmatching
- worsting
- vanquishing
- besting
- finishing
- pipping
- outfighting
- acing-out-
- upending
- edging-out-
- knocking-off
- hurdling
- surmounting
- excelling
- flourishing
- eclipsing
- sinking
- outshining
- outdistancing
- subjugating
- prevailing-over-
- bettering
- overbearing
- transcending
- subduing
- outdoing
- breaking
- winning-against-
whupping Meaning
whupping
to administer a beating to especially as punishment, to defeat decisively
whupping Sentence Examples
- The storm brought a whupping amount of rain, flooding the streets in its wake.
- The boxer delivered a whupping to his opponent, knocking him out in the first round.
- The teacher gave the students a whupping of homework, assigning multiple chapters for the weekend.
- The company's profits took a whupping, leaving investors disappointed.
- The flu virus has been giving everyone a whupping this winter, sending people to the doctor in droves.
- The traffic was a whupping nightmare, causing delays that lasted for hours.
- The dog gave the intruder a whupping when he tried to break into the house.
- The construction crew received a whupping sum of money for the project, promising a luxurious outcome.
- The new movie was a whupping success, breaking box-office records on its opening weekend.
- The team gave the opposing players a whupping on the field, winning by a landslide.
FAQs About the word whupping
to administer a beating to especially as punishment, to defeat decisively
dusting, clobbering, throwing, trouncing, walloping, upsetting, bombing, burying, drubbing, smothering
No antonyms found.
The storm brought a whupping amount of rain, flooding the streets in its wake.
The boxer delivered a whupping to his opponent, knocking him out in the first round.
The teacher gave the students a whupping of homework, assigning multiple chapters for the weekend.
The company's profits took a whupping, leaving investors disappointed.
