Object

• ball: The next over I stuck my leg out and walloped the ball high into the air.

Converse of object

• pack: All of four foot ten, she packed the sexual wallop of an Amazon.

• get: During fire drill I got a wallop rather than a smack.

Adjective modifier

• emotional: Pulling in a proper gospel choir is often a cheap trick to give alt-pop emotional wallop ( hello, Blur!

• good: Yes the need a really good wallop with a hammer to kill them.

Modifying Another Word

• just: There was one occasion when he hit me in public he just walloped me round the head with a bible.

Noun used with modifier

• bang: North East Photos north east uk photography: flash bang wallop, what a picture!

• crash: I'll let you imagine what happened ( If you need a clue - crash bang wallop DSQ ).