Trouncing

Trouncing these righties is the first order of business.

New candidate in crazy Florida Senate race 2010

Trouncing functionalism, efficiency, the monochromatic and just about every other revered tenet of the postwar modern, postmodernism unleashed a bacchanalia of creative output, a vast sampling of which is here on display.

History, Repeating Itself Julie V. Iovine 2011

Trouncing the competition, its propagandising for Tea Party views misinforms the electorate on just about everything: it is rivetingly frightening viewing.

Britain must resist Tea Party thinking | Polly Toynbee 2011

Trouncing him, with more than 100,000 votes and 59% of the total, was one Alvin Greene.

Alvin Greene: America's most unlikely politician 2010

Trouncing a critically acclaimed work just because one didn't understand it because it's too hard indeed smacked of something unswallowable.

And Another Two... 2008

(Trouncing  John McCain in the Kansas caucus on Saturday didn't hurt, either.)

‘I’m Still In the Race’ 2008

As I pointed out earlier, when a story ends with Hero Trouncing Villain, the reader tends to assume that the villain was hauled off to a nice quiet cell, under the care of the regular justice system.

Lorendiac’s Lists: What To Do With a Supervillain After You Catch Him/Her: 6 Options | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

Trouncing a critically acclaimed work just because one didn't understand it because it's too hard indeed smacked of something unswallowable.

Archive 2008-05-01 2008

Trouncing an estimate of $10,000 to $20,000, the presidential penmanship achieved $34,500.

Presidential Paper Artfact.com Julie Carlson 2006

But that same persistent Ambition kept sending him back to the Ring to take another Trouncing.

Ade's Fables George Ade 1905