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Beat, thrash, lash, flog, horsewhip, scourge, switch,cane, birch, flagellate, leather, spank, strap; castigate,chastise, punish, discipline; Slang tan, US wale: They learntright from wrong because father whipped them when they werewrong. 2 trounce, defeat, beat, conquer, overwhelm, rout,overcome, overpower, thwart, check, best, worst, drub, stop,outdo, Colloq lick, wipe the floor with, batter, Slangpulverize, clobber, destroy, ruin, murder, slaughter, kill,squash, smash, US cream: Karpilova whipped O'Meara 6-0, 6-2 attoday's match.
Run, scamper, scoot, race, scurry, scramble,hurry, flit, rush, dash, dart, Colloq zip, zoom, skedaddle: Iwhipped round the corner and dived behind a tree to hide.
Beat, whisk, fluff up: Whip the egg-whites till they are stiff.5 Nautical seize, bind, wind, fasten, tie: The end of the lineis whipped to prevent its unravelling.
Whip out. yank out,jerk out, pull (out), whisk out, present, exhibit, flash,produce: He suddenly whipped out a gun and started shooting.
Whip up. a stir up, agitate, arouse, rouse, work up, excite,incite: The rabble-rousers whipped the crowd into a frenzy. bimprovise, put together or assemble or prepare quickly orhurriedly, Colloq knock together, knock up, US slap together:Tina whipped up a snack while we were waiting for Ken to arrive.
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A a member of a political party inParliament appointed to control its parliamentary discipline andtactics, esp. ensuring attendance and voting in debates. bBrit. the whips' written notice requesting or requiringattendance for voting at a division etc., variously underlinedaccording to the degree of urgency (three-line whip). c (prec.by the) party discipline and instructions (asked for the Labourwhip).
Tr. & intr. take or move suddenly,unexpectedly, or rapidly (whipped away the tablecloth; whippedout a knife; whip off your coat; whipped behind the door).
(usu. prec. by the) the advantage orcontrol in any situation. whip in bring (hounds) together.whip on urge into action. whip-round esp. Brit. colloq. aninformal collection of money from a group of people. whipscorpion any arachnid of the order Uropygi, with a long slendertail-like appendage, which secretes an irritating vapour. whipsnake any of various long slender snakes of the familyColubridae. whip-stitch a stitch made by whipping. whip up 1excite or stir up (feeling etc.).
Whipless adj. whiplike adj. whipper n. [ME (h)wippen (v.),prob. f. MLG & MDu. wippen swing, leap, dance]
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