| 释义 |
bethump, v.|bɪˈθʌmp|
[f. be- 2 + thump v.]
trans. To thump soundly. Also fig. Hence, beˈthumped ppl. a., beˈthumping vbl. n.
1595Shakes. John ii. i. 466, I was neuer so bethumped with words. 1657H. Crowch Welsh Trav. 6 Those stones did so bethump her bones. 1826Scott Woodst. (1832) I. 92 Bethumping us with his texts. 1831Fraser's Mag. III. 102 Here's a bethumping of words, with a vengeance. |
