Object

• weapon: Shields used during the Middle Ages were also used as bludgeoning weapons.

• viewer: But avoid using them to bludgeon the viewer when the rest of the garden isn't properly Japanese style.

• boundary: Trescothick, however, takes no mercy on a wide one and bludgeons another boundary.

• teacher: You can't bludgeon teachers over the head with imperious dictats.

Preposition: with

• pipe: Most dogs are hung, bludgeoned with pipes or hammers, or electrocuted.

Preposition: into

• submission: By late afternoon my dreams were shattered by dark forces, my aspirations bludgeoned into submission.

Converse of object

• load: The horns now blew in all directions, and an indiscriminate attack was made upon us with large bludgeons heavily loaded with molten lead.

Modifying Another Word

• then: He ordered the drinks, sat down & then bludgeoned his pint all over himself and the poor girl.