pummel

A Wiig character invariably has a captive audience—including us—which they pummel with their own anxiety.

Blindly encounter each other and pummel soundly till change.

Something of this seemed to dawn on Dan Cassell as the boy he sought to pummel dodged his attack with such cleverness.

But to pummel was one thing, and to arouse Mr. Ketch was another.

Each cavalier has also on the pummel of his saddle a tabolcan.

He said afterwards he felt mad enough to jump down off the platform and pummel half a dozen big boys on the front seat.