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wallap
What does wallap mean?
To strike hard — a proper full-bodied hit, not a tap. Scottish spelling/pronunciation of 'wallop', used as both verb and noun.
"He wallaped the ba intae the top corner fae thirty yards."
Origin
Scots spelling of English 'wallop', which dates to Middle English and originally meant to gallop or move heavily before shifting to mean a hard blow.
Frequently asked questions
What does wallap mean?
To wallap means to hit something or someone with serious force. As a noun, a wallap is a hard blow.
How do you use wallap in a sentence?
"He gave the door a wallap when it wouldn't open."
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