Definition of "clobbering" []

• Present participle of clobber. (verb)
• A beating; a thrashing; a thorough defeat. (noun)

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• "But part of the solution is recognizing the problem; and I don't really think that they believe that the clobbering has been a problem."
• "From Karl Lagerfeld's pistol-heeled sandals to John Galliano's surrealistic metallic styles and Alexander McQueen's double decker platforms that recall the clobbering chopines worn by 15th century Venetian whores, designers fell all over themselves to create this season's Most Outrageous Shoe."
• "These people just want to be like other Christians - Lutherans, Methodists, Catholics, Baptists, Presbyterians, Evangelicals, Orthodox - we all believe the Resurrection is immensely important to our faith, though we in the Anglican church aren't really into "clobbering" people with it."