belabour
verb (belabours, belaboured, belabouring); American spelling «belabor»
Everyday
To belabour someone is to beat them hard again and again, usually with a stick. tree →
In the lessons
in tales, a fight where one character hits another with a club or stick; also used for beating something hard
Examples
- The giant belaboured his friend with a club. tree →
- The angry farmer belaboured the sack with his stick. tree →
- Mercury belaboured the rogue with his staff. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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