wallop
/ˈwɒləp/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, heavy blow, or a sudden and forceful impact.
“He took a wallop from the punch and fell to the ground.”
2. verb
to hit or strike something with force, or to deal a heavy blow.
“The waves will wallop the shore during high tide.”
3. verb
to give a sudden and severe rebuke or criticism.
“She was walloped by her teacher for her bad behavior.”
4. interjection
an expression used to emphasize a point or to indicate a sudden impact.
“Wallop! The news of her winning the lottery shocked everyone.”