Drubbed [verb]

At last, wishing to p. 18show them the drubbed and beaten Baba Yaga he led them to the corner, but there she was no longer.

And the other Sosie was also wide-awake, when he drubbed me so well.

You must have a man drubbed if you want to laugh, and do your rogueries with a pleasant grin if you are inclined to heroism.

At about four in the morning every British and Canadian gun cut loose again and drubbed the German positions for twenty minutes.

In short, they settled it as a sovereign maxim, so long as their pockets were full, no matter how much they were drubbed.

Sure as eggs is eggs, that is the very blackguard I drubbed for his insolence!

Besides, had I not drubbed my cousin Matthew and that, as they say, with authority?

The muffled electric bell on his table drubbed out its summons.

You ought to take it for an honour to be drubbed by the hand of a divinity.

The Pyrate having drubbed him, and broke his Head, only for offering to go away when that Sloop was dismissed.