arch. [f. prec. sb.] To beat or strike with a batoon, to thrash with a stick, to cudgel. (See BATON v.)
1683. Roxb. Bal. (1885), 336. Payton batoon’d him for calling him Rogue.
1818. Scott, Br. Lamm., xvi. If you do not depart … I will batoon you to death.
1863. Sala, Capt. Dang., I. iv. 102. I would batoon you to a mummy.
