Clobber — Meaning, Definition & Synonyms

verb noun /ˈklä-bər/ clob·ber

Meaning & Definition of Clobber

Clobber (verb)

  1. to pound mercilessly; also, to hit with force
  2. to defeat overwhelmingly
  3. to have a strongly negative impact on

Clobber (noun)

  1. clothes

Word Forms of Clobber

Inflections: clobbered, clobbering

Origin & Etymology of Clobber

origin unknown

First known use: circa 1942

Frequently Asked Questions about Clobber

What does "Clobber" mean?

"Clobber" means to pound mercilessly; also, to hit with force. As an a verb and a noun, it is defined as: to pound mercilessly; also, to hit with force. It has 4 distinct senses.

Is "Clobber" a noun, verb, or adjective?

"Clobber" can be used as a verb and a noun, depending on the context.

How do you pronounce "Clobber"?

"Clobber" is pronounced /ˈklä-bər/ and divided into syllables as clob·ber.

What is the origin of the word "Clobber"?

"Clobber" comes from origin unknown. First known use: circa 1942.

What does "Clobber" mean as a verb?

As a verb, "Clobber" means: to pound mercilessly; also, to hit with force; to defeat overwhelmingly; to have a strongly negative impact on.

What does "Clobber" mean as a noun?

As a noun, "Clobber" means: clothes.

What are the forms of "Clobber"?

The word forms of "Clobber" include clobbered and clobbering.