Definitions

1. noun

a flexible cord or strip of leather, used for whipping, especially a riding crop.

“The jockey used the whip to urge the horse forward.”

2. verb

to strike or beat (something or someone) with a whip, or to move or swing something quickly back and forth.

“The police had to whip the protesters into line.”

3. verb

to defeat or beat someone or something easily or quickly.

“The team whipped their opponents in the final match.”

4. verb

to prepare or mix (food) by whipping or beating it.

“The chef whipped the cream to make a topping.”

5. verb

to move quickly or suddenly, often in a violent or forceful manner.

“The storm whipped through the town, causing damage.”

6. verb

to drive or propel a vehicle, especially a horse-drawn vehicle, with a whip.

“The coach whipped his horses to make them go faster.”

7. noun

a person who whips or drives a vehicle, especially a horse-drawn vehicle.

“The coach was a skilled whip, able to handle the horses with ease.”

8. noun

a device used for whipping or beating, especially a cooking implement.

“The whip was a long, thin piece of metal used to mix the batter.”

9. verb

to move or cause something to move with a sudden, sharp motion.

“The wind whipped through the trees, causing them to sway.”

10. verb

to move or cause something to move with a quick, repeated motion.

“The waves whipped against the shore, creating a foam.”