Easy as in whip To ponder deeply or think hard, often used in the context of solving a puzzle. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Cudgel'
The students gathered in the library, prepared to cudgel their brains for ideas on the science fair project.
The farmer had to cudgel the scarecrow to shoo away the persistent crows damaging his crops.
The coach warned the players not to cudgel their opponents during the intense basketball match.
The blacksmith would carefully cudgel the molten metal into the desired shape for the sword.
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