Whop
verb
To hit someone or something with great force.
He gave the piñata a good whop with the stick.

Usage tips
Informal
give a whop,whop on the head,whop someone
verb
To defeat someone decisively in a competition or game.
Our team really whopped them in the finals.

Usage tips
Colloquial
whopped them good,whop the competition,whop someone in a game
verb
To hit someone or something with great force.
He gave the piñata a good whop with the stick.

Usage tips
Informal
give a whop,whop on the head,whop someone
verb
To defeat someone decisively in a competition or game.
Our team really whopped them in the finals.

Usage tips
Colloquial
whopped them good,whop the competition,whop someone in a game
Definition 1 of 2

Informal Usage
Use 'whop' in casual conversations to convey a sense of fun.
'He whopped the ball in the game.'
Physical Impact
When describing a physical hit, ensure context indicates forcefulness.
'The boxer whopped his opponent, leading to a knockout.'
Competitive Context
It's often used in sports or competitions to show dominance.
'They whopped the other team in the finals.'
Informal Usage
Use 'whop' in casual conversations to convey a sense of fun.
'He whopped the ball in the game.'
Physical Impact
When describing a physical hit, ensure context indicates forcefulness.
'The boxer whopped his opponent, leading to a knockout.'
Competitive Context
It's often used in sports or competitions to show dominance.
'They whopped the other team in the finals.'
Informal Usage
Use 'whop' in casual conversations to convey a sense of fun.
'He whopped the ball in the game.'
Physical Impact
When describing a physical hit, ensure context indicates forcefulness.
'The boxer whopped his opponent, leading to a knockout.'
Competitive Context
It's often used in sports or competitions to show dominance.
'They whopped the other team in the finals.'
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