A regular sound of something hitting something else or of a loud… [~ + object] the boxer pounded his opponent to the canvas With pounding heart, i took my position upon the podium
Filipina ass that needs a rough pounding;) | Scrolller
She's had a pounding headache all day
She drank too much wine and woke up the next day with a pounding headache
I get a pounding headache if i wear my glasses for more than one hour. Shuffling, stomping, stumbling, barging, trudging, lurching, hauling, stamping Sliding, gliding, coasting, whisking, floating, waltzing, hanging, drifting To instill by persistent, emphatic repetition
Pounded knowledge into the students' heads. The act of hitting someone or something with force again and again usually singular often used figuratively The act of beating loudly and quickly Definition of pounding noun in oxford advanced learner's dictionary
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To strike repeatedly with force, as with an instrument, the fist, etc.