malavogue
malavogue verb: to punish or trounce.
Verb
malavogue (third-person singular simple present malavogues, present participle malavoguing, simple past and past participle malavogued)
- To punish or trounce.
- Synonyms:
- own, vanquish, castigate, chastise, beat, bring down, convince, chew up, eat someone for breakfast, eat someone's lunch
Synonyms of malavogue
- own
- vanquish
- castigate
- chastise
- beat
- bring down
- chew up
- eat someone for breakfast
- eat someone's lunch
- flog
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- humble
- kick ass
- murdelize
- outfox
- outguess
- outrun
- outsmart
- outwit
- overcome
- overpower
- overwin
- pulverise
- pwn
- rape
- reduce
- spank
- steal the show
- subdue
- subvert
- surmount
- thrash
- trounce
- amerce
- come down on
- correct
- fix someone's wagon
- have someone's guts for garters
- have someone's head
- have someone's hide
- give it to someone
Forms of malavogue
| third-person singular present | malavogues |
|---|---|
| present participle | malavoguing |
| past participle | malavogued |
| past | malavogued |
Questions about malavogue
- What does malavogue mean?
- Malavogue means to punish or trounce.
- What part of speech is malavogue?
- Malavogue is a verb.
- What is the past tense of malavogue?
- The past tense of malavogue is malavogued.
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