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beatdown
noun
a physical beating; hence figuratively, a defeat US, 1995- The Grape Streets moved on Bingo first. The sight was inexplicable; within seconds he was unidentifiable. This was a standard beat-down. — Sanyika Shakur, Monster, p. 148, 1993
- The stupid punk got himself a beat down. — A2Z, p. 6, 1995
- Such punishment would most probably be a beat-down. — Eric Davis, The Slick Boys, p. 41, 1998
- And the competition has come and caught beatdowns[.] — The Source, p. 36, March 2002
- George had allegedly arranged for someone to greet Jessica with a beat-down. — Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, Random Family, p. 121, 2003
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