"Whips" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Whips" Meaning

A long, flexible lash or cord of leather or other material, used for striking or flogging people or animals.

"Whips" Examples

Verb Usage Examples

Example 1

Verb form: Whip
- To hit someone with a whip: The activist decided to chant slogans in protest at the local stadium and was immediately knocked to the ground with a whip by an angry police officer.

Example 2

- To promote or advertise (something) vigorously, especially in a clever or persuasive way: The new advertising campaign is whipping up interest among the consumers for the new computer software.

Example 3

- To drive something very quickly, especially a horse or a car: She learned to whip around the track with her sleek bike, using every trick in the book to increase her speed.

Example 4

- To increase the speed or intensity of something: The crowd of customers started to whip up demand for more places.

Example 5

- To beat or paddle someone with a stick or a branch: In the past, consuls were known to whip slaves for their disobedience to the law.

Noun Usage Examples

Example 1

Noun form: Whip
- A tool for driving, lashing, or stimulating: The firefighter carefully used the whips in his backpack to help guide the massive dog towards the slope.

Example 2

- To the heavy or thin branch of a tree: The unstable wood tip stuck out in the air like a cold whip in spring.

Example 3

- A lash or switch made of leather: Paulling tightly dock lines could well be the source of the bruised hands and stray whips lurking on many shop surfaces reife Pelligenolkata Paenario.


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