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walloplate 14c., "to gallop," possibly from Old North French *waloper (13c., Old French galoper), from Frankish compound *walalaupan "to run well" (compare Old High German wela "wel [..]
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wallopto hit someone head
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wallopbeer. Wanks:
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wallopa slang British term used for mild beers with low alcohol.
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wallopTo boil with a continued bubbling noise.
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wallop(n) a forceful consequence; a strong effect(n) a severe blow(v) hit hard(v) defeat soundly and utterly
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wallop, sb. ‘A wallop of a horse,’ a loose-limbed horse.
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