1. present participle of bethump; to strike or beat repeatedly with heavy blows
Usage: informal; often used in literary or humorous contexts

1. characterized by or subjected to repeated heavy blows or strikes
Usage: informal; literary

Examples

• The boxer was bethumping his opponent with relentless jabs.
• He spent the afternoon bethumping the old rug to remove the dust.
• The bethumping sound of the hammer echoed through the workshop.
• The waves were bethumping the rocks along the shore.
• She complained about the bethumping noise from the construction site.
• The bethumping rhythm of the drums filled the concert hall.