mammox v.
to beat, to thrash; thus mommicking, a thrashing.
Ely’s Hawk & Buzzard (NY) Mar. 22 2/1: I will mammoc you into a mince colop. | ||
With the Commanches (in Schele De Vere 1872) He was right smartly mammoxed, and at first we thought he was done for, but the damage wasn’t very great, after all. | ||
Americanisms 616: Mammoxed means, in Southern and Western slang, to be seriously injured. The origin of the term is not very clear – if it ever had a legitimate pedigree outside of Shakespeare’s mummocked. |