1. To work at or to absurd length
   "belabour the obvious"
   - belabor [US] 
2. Attack verbally with harsh criticism
   "She was belaboured by her fellow students"
   - belabor [US] 
3. Beat soundly
   - belabor [US]

Derived forms: belaboured, belabouring, belabours

Type of: beat, beat up, criticise [Brit], criticize, knock, pick apart, work at, work on, work over

• woggle
• wok
• wold
• wolf
• wolf bean
• wolf boy
• wolf cub
• wolf down
• wolf pack
• wolf pup
• wolf spider
• wolf's milk
• wolf-sized
• wolf-whistle
• wolfbane
• wolfberry
• Wolfe
• Wolff
• Wolffia
• Wolffia columbiana
• Wolffiella
• Wolffiella gladiata
• wolffish
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• Wolfgang Pauli