ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Bewhack

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech verb

Quick meaning: Bewhack is a verb meaning (transitive, rare) To whack about; whack all over.

Meaning

(transitive, rare) To whack about; whack all over.

Example Sentences

The “interests” are bewhacked. There is a great to-do.
[…] for he so bewhacked them, and be-pummelled them, notwithstanding the gloves, that, with bandaged heads and blackened eyes, […]
So am I happy, beyond all other men, Howaji, for that my woo with X-tiana begins to success itself. She had no fan to bewhack me with.
Some of the songs were very justly encored, in particular, “Put 'em in the Plot” and “Lovely" with its verse on the Salvation Army, ending “and bewhack the booming drum, Lovely!”

Word Forms

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include bethwack, whack, knock about, bushwhack, thack, whank.

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