whippost
/ˈhwɪpˌpoʊst/Definitions
1. noun
A post or stake to which a whip is attached, typically for guiding or driving animals, especially in the context of horsewhipping.
“The whippost was used to guide the horses along the narrow path.”
2. noun
A wooden post on which a whip is hung, especially in a stable or coach house.
“The whippost in the stable was worn and weathered from years of use.”