Clobber
Clobber verb - To defeat by a large margin.
Usage example: they clobbered the opposing team
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Synonyms for Clobber
Master and clobber are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Master" instead a verb "Clobber".
Nearby Words: clobbered, clobbering
Both words in one sentence
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Thomas the bard from Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic is such a master at the game of love that he can have any woman he wants, even one who wants to clobber him.
Source: The Casanova -
Some of them still run around with their helmets down afterwards, though, which saves on the FX budget when multiple Masters are in the room, but also opens the Master up to a classic Evil Overlord slip-up, by letting a disguised Vinvocci get close enough to clobber him and rescue the Doctor.
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