shellack
/ˈʃelæk/Definitions
1. verb
to coat or cover with shellac or a similar substance
“She shellacked the furniture with a thick layer of varnish.”
2. verb
to defeat decisively, often by a wide margin
“The team shellacked their opponents in the championship game.”
3. noun
a coating or layer of shellac or a similar substance
“The shellack on the old piano made it look like new.”
4. noun
a decisive defeat or victory
“The team’s big win was a shellack to their opponents.”