Similar words: curmudgeon, sludge, fudge, budge, nudge, budget, judge, pigeon. Meaning: ['blʌdʒən] 
n. a club used as a weapon. v. 1. overcome or coerce as if by using a heavy club 2. strike with a club or a bludgeon.
n. a club used as a weapon. v. 1. overcome or coerce as if by using a heavy club 2. strike with a club or a bludgeon. 
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1 They tried to bludgeon me into joining their protest.
2 They tried to bludgeon me into telling them, but I refused.
3 The other is the old bludgeon of robber barons, industry consolidation.
4 How can new Liverpool bludgeon United into mediocrity yet take only one point from their previous league fixtures against Leicester and Derby?
5 Do not bludgeon a problem to death with code.
6 The aim was to bludgeon speculators and impress creditors.
7 Japanese imperialism is determined to bludgeon its way deep into China.
8 His walking stick served him as a bludgeon on many occasions.
9 She is deeply angry about this and her approach is to bludgeon the tar out of him.
10 It came forward with these proposals, and it has attempted to bludgeon them through the House.
11 Scientists now say those horns may have been a sort of battle bludgeon.
12 Brisk brave brigadiers brandished broad bright blades , blunderbu es ,(www.Sentencedict.com) and bludgeon -- balancing them badly.
13 Whatever he said, the swift answer crushed him like a bludgeon.
More similar words: curmudgeon, sludge, fudge, budge, nudge, budget, judge, pigeon, trudge, cudgel, drudge, grudge, dungeon, burgeon, surgeon, adjudge, sturgeon, begrudge, drudgery, misjudge, pigeon pea, judgement, burgeoning, pigeonhole, state budget, judgemental, budget surplus, budget deficit, bridge over, balanced budget.