flagellate
/ˌflædʒəˈleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to whip or strike with a lash or whip, or to move or wave with a whipping or lashing motion
“The floggers flagellated the prisoners in the old prison.”
2. noun
an organism that moves by means of a whip-like appendage, such as a flagellum, or a cell that has flagella
“Flagellates are a type of single-celled organism.”
3. verb
to punish or whip someone severely, often as a form of discipline
“The captain flagellated the sailor for disobedience.”