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walloper
/ ˈwɒləpə /
noun
a person or thing that wallops
slang, a policeman
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To be fair, all his recent tracks have been rubbish but Mercy, an epic soul-rave walloper is the opposite of rubbish, so good luck with this one, B!
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The remaining flat in the house was occupied by a Polish dock walloper, his wife and their four kids.
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When the body flopped onto the pile, the whole wagonload of flies jumped into the air like lice from a walloper.
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Today’s great orb wallopers like Bryce Harper and Mike Trout deserve the same flowery language the greats of yesteryear received.
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Then came to the bat the mightiest walloper of the rival team.
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