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pummel ['pʌm(ə)l] v stresses
gen.	побить (кулаками Taras); поколотить (кулаками: Headline: New Jersey defense attorney pummels judge outside of courtroom Taras); бить (особ. кулаками); расколачивать; колотить (to hit someone or something repeatedly, esp. with your fists: The yam is boiled, and, when cooled, pummeled into a mush to be eaten.(Wikipedia) • She hates watching boxers pummel and be pummeled in the ring. (Cambridge Dictionary) -- как боксёры колотят друг друга • The matted fabric was pummeled and boiled repeatedly, resulting in a shrunken and thickened felt. (Wikipedia) ART Vancouver); колошматить (The boxer had pummelled his opponent into submission by the end of the fourth round. (Cambridge Dictionary) ART Vancouver); громить (The artillery pummeled the fleet. ... Meanwhile, the other ships were being pummeled. (Wikipedia) ART Vancouver)
fig.of.sp.	обрушиться на (Winds pummelled the West Coast, leaving 450,000 hydro customers in the dark. – обрушились на • As fate would have it, the month of October 1966 saw an incredible amount of rain hit the village of Aberfan and its surroundings. Day after day more and more rain pummeled the area. It didn’t just do that, though. mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)
inf.	метелить (Kosarar)
sport.	молотить противника
pummeled adj.
slang	пьяный (Interex)