BEAT


Meaning of BEAT in English

I. verb

1.

to strike repeatedly

robbed and beaten by thugs

Synonyms: baste, batter, belabor, buffet, drub, ||dump, hammer, lam, lambaste, paste, pelt, pound, pummel, thrash, tromp, wallop, whop

Related Word: bastinado, baton, bludgeon, cudgel, fustigate, pistol-whip; flog, lace, lash, tan, whip; lay on, maul, muss up, rough (up)

Idioms: give one beans, rain blows on

2.

Synonyms: whip 2, ||clobber, curry, drub, lick, shellac, smear, smother, thrash, trim

3.

Synonyms: scour 2, comb, finecomb, fine-tooth-comb, forage, grub, rake, ransack, rummage, search

4.

Synonyms: whip 3, whisk

5.

Synonyms: wag , lash, switch, waggle, wave, woggle

6.

Synonyms: hammer 1, malleate, pound

7.

Synonyms: surpass 1, best, better, exceed, excel, outdo, outshine, outstrip, top, transcend

Idioms: beat (all) hollow

8.

Synonyms: nonplus 1, buffalo, get, stick, stump

9.

Synonyms: cheat , bilk, chouse, cozen, defraud, diddle, do, flimflam, gyp, overreach

10.

Synonyms: frustrate 1, baffle, balk, bilk, circumvent, dash, disappoint, foil, ruin, thwart

11.

Synonyms: scoop

12.

Synonyms: pulsate , palpitate, pulse, throb

13.

Synonyms: win 1, overcome, prevail, triumph

II. noun

1.

Synonyms: rhythm , cadence, cadency, measure, meter, rhyme, rhythmus, swing

2.

Synonyms: scoop , exclusive

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