wallops

"The boxer delivered several powerful wallops to his opponent's face. "

"The boxer's powerful physique hinted at the wallops he could deliver in the ring. "

"The teacher's criticism had a wallop, making Sarah doubt her abilities. "

"The student got major wallops from acing the difficult exam she had been worried about. "

"After a long day of gardening, a few wallops of homemade root beer really hit the spot. "

"The butcher trimmed the steak, removing the wallops of fat around the edges. "

"The children, in their excitement, ran from the house in noisy wallops, their laughter echoing across the yard. "

"The dog wallops down the stairs when he hears the word "walk". "

"The tired puppy wallops around in its water bowl, trying to cool off on the hot day. "

"The thick chili wallops in the pot on the stove, sending up savory smells. "

"The strong wind wallops the side of the house during the storm. "

"The basketball team walloped their rivals in the final game, winning by 30 points. "

"Since "wallops" means "to wrap up temporarily," the sentence should illustrate something being wrapped up briefly, not a forceful blow. Here's a sentence that does that:

"She wallops the leftovers in plastic wrap before putting them in the fridge." "

"The overstuffed shopping cart wallops down the grocery aisle, nearly hitting a display of canned goods. "

"Definition: To be slatternly.

Example Sentence:

"She always wallops, never taking time to keep her appearance neat." "

"The IRC administrator wallops the server, announcing a scheduled downtime for maintenance. "