donder
verb (tr)
to beat (someone) up
noun
a wretch; swine
Word Origin for donder
C19: Afrikaans, from Dutch donderen to swear, bully
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Examples from the Web for donder
Historical Examples of donder
"Donder en Bliksem" (thunder and lightning), cried the vrouw.
Dutch Fairy Tales for Young FolksWilliam Elliot Griffis
Donder en bliksem, I won't, whatever the rest of you may do.
The Argus PheasantJohn Charles Beecham
Yaw, yaw; I ish coomed right along, by donder, mit mine gun upon mine pack.
A Tender AttachmentGeorge Melville Baker