Sentence examples for The clobber from inspiring English sources
verb
To hit or bash severely; to seriously harm or damage.
The clobber is designed by his long-term friend Simon Armitage, aka Barnzley, who runs Corré's other shop in Shoreditch, A Child of the Jago, named after a Victorian novel by Arthur Morrison.
I just like the clobber".
I just liked the clobber.
But it is becoming difficult to justify the clobber we don.
Every volunteer in every room brims with information and enthusiasm, and has the right level of respect for the clobber and its ex-resident.
The conventional Judeo-Christian view of homosexuality as a sin, an abomination, largely derives from six sections of Biblical text, some in the Old Testament and some in the New, known colloquially as the "clobber passages".
The clobbered, staggering tone persists through much of the finale.
Maybe he over-learned the lesson of the clobbering Bill Clinton got when he barged into this area right at the start of his presidency.
And other towns, like Boston, did suffer the clobbering New Yorker's so panickedly feared.
And other towns, like Boston, did suffer the clobbering New Yorkers so panickedly feared.
It's hard to tell which guy is more shocked by the clobbering, served up in what appears to be a dope nightclub worthy of futuristic Los Angeles.
