wallup

present singular third person wallups · participle present walluping · participle past walluped · past walluped

1. alternativeAlternative spelling of wallop; to strike hard or defeat easily.

   I found the coon and proceeded to wallup him unmercifully [...]

   1903, W. H. Nelson, POUNDING THE WRONG COON., page 29

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   "You impudent skunk!" roared Joe, now thoroughly aroused by the stranger's cool manner, "fer a cent I'd wallup the ground with yer onery carcass."

   1889, Jas A. Hayden, “The Claim-Jumper”, in The Republican

   "Well, well," said the teacher, "you go out and cut me a good stick, and I'll wallup his hide."

   1908, Mowry, William Augustus, Recollections of a New England educator, 1838-1908 : reminiscences - biographical, pedagogical, historical, page 42

   If Had can show some of the boys how to wallup the ball as he has many times some of the grounds will have to be enlarged or a large number of balls kept in stock.

   1911, Unattributed, “Municipal Notes. Our Streets.”, in The Peabody Press

   Tyson is one of the few fighters who could use the Open Position not only as a means to transition between stances and create angles from far or mid range, but to pound and wallup his opponent at close range.

   1995, William O'Neill, How To Make Money In Stocks A Winning System In Good Times And Bad, Fourth Edition

1. A locality in the Shire of Yarriambiack, north western Victoria, Australia.