Whipping definitions

Whipping

1) Beating 2) Drubbing 3) Flagellation 4) Flogging 5) Horsewhipping 6) Spirited 7) Thrashing 8) Trouncing 9) Whipstitch 10) Whipstitching
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Whipping

1) Lashing 2) Smart and fashionable 3) Snappy 4) Spirited
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Whipping

• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Whip • a & n. from Whip, v.
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(from the article `dairy product`) Because butter is so firm when first removed from the refrigerator, it is sometimes whipped to improve spreadability. Generally, volume is increased ...
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whipping

(from the article `ship`) ...this impact are of small consequence, but the slamming that can occur in rough weather, when the bow breaks free of the water only to reenter ...
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Whipping

Beating air rapidly into a mixture either with a manual or electric whisk.
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whipping

The material used to wrap the space where the head and shaft are joined
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Whipping

Method of binding the end of a rope with small twine.
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whipping

punishment for petty theft and many other offences, including *vagrancy
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Whipping

Whip'ping a & noun from Whip , v. Whipping post , a post to which offenders are tied, to be legally whipped.
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Whipping

In nautical terms, a whipping is a thin line or cord used to stop the end of a rope from unwinding.
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