thumping
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definition
verb
Holman thumped the desk with his hand
hit (someone or something) heavily, especially with the fist or a blunt implement.
adjective
the thumping beat of her heart
pounding; throbbing.
a thumping 64 percent majority
of an impressive size, extent, or amount.
example
He gritted his teeth and willed his 'thumping' heart to slow down.
Forget your 'thumping' nightclubs - on this island, tavernas, restaurants and a few local bars provide the nightlife.
So, after all that, it's a 'thumping' victory for good old Ceefax.
The wind whipped up and a loud 'thumping' sound drowned out their voices.
Oh God, I think I hear 'thumping' noises from the other room.
Congratulations Boris, I'm delighted you retained your seat with a 'thumping' majority.
Tom brought her so close he could feel her 'thumping' heart.
It is significant that, while the portraits of the Laird's children were of a modest scale, costing only a guinea each, those of Big Alastair and the piper came in at a 'thumping' five pounds.
Pat Stephenson's heroes became the first side to bring the Tetley's Bitter Vase to North Yorkshire with a 'thumping' 36-20 triumph.
Karmen hollered to Hailey above the 'thumping' music.
Every single music selection had a 'thumping' beat that irritated me immensely - a sure sign that kids will groove on the music.
The hook is infectious and ridiculous, all about 'thumping' bass, banging drum lines and blowing you away.
We overhear a technical person say ‘That's a floor spin,’ and the 'thumping' closing music starts.
Data released last Friday on American non-farm payroll employment showed a 'thumping' rise of 211,000 in March against expectations of a rise to 190,000.
City fans' quest for glory in the Worthington Fives national five-a-side supporters' competition came to a 'thumping' end in the quarter-finals.
The percussion adds a slick, hip and sometimes otherworldly sound to rock-solid, 'thumping' drums.
Scott had a 'thumping' hip hop beat at my gig and there was a tune that kept playing, and you could see people raising their eyes.
And to pretend otherwise is simply a loud, 'thumping' , brazen LIE.
The overwhelming majority of the population - a 'thumping' 94 per cent - exchange presents.
It is a rarity among Washington-insider memoirs - it's a 'thumping' good read.
In 1997 the Conservative majority was a 'thumping' 11,600.
Rose groaned as she heard someone repeatedly bang against her front door, the 'thumping' pattern disturbing her dreamless sleep with a vengeance.
There is just something so infectious about the broken beat and the 'thumping' melodic bass of Garage.
Well, I'm sure that the British forces are ‘doing a 'thumping' good job’ - I'm less certain that there's any end in sight.
Richmond run machine Ben Griffiths plundered 184 runs to help his side to a 'thumping' 117 run victory over Barnes on Saturday in Middlesex League Division One.
But this year, when precisely the same measure came up for a required second vote, it was defeated by a 'thumping' margin of 157 to 39.
Instead of having an album full of 'thumping' industrial hits, it is dispersed with bland fraternal ballads.
The 'thumping' heartbeats ergo sailed past my ears.
Kate Winslet, the emphatically English rose of British cinema, is a trouper, a ruddy good sport, a 'thumping' great head prefect of common sense and hockey-sticks jollity.
Now I just feel like a 'thumping' huge disappointment to myself.
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