What does MAULS mean?

Parts of Speech

Mauls is a verb.

Definitions

• To beat, bruise, or mangle with a heavy object.
• To handle or use roughly.

Pronunciations

• US: /mɔlz/
• UK: /mɔːlz/

Origin and Usage

The word mauls originated from the Middle English word malle, which means a heavy wooden hammer or mallet. Its usage has evolved to describe the act of beating or handling something roughly, often with a heavy object.

Synonyms

• Beat
• Batter
• Thrash
• Pummel
• Mangle

Related Words

• Smash
• Crush
• Punch
• Clash
• Grasp

Example Sentences

• He mauls the punching bag every morning to stay fit.
• The bear mauled the hiker who entered its territory.
• The mechanic mauled the engine with his wrench, trying to fix the problem.