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whip
verb
-
whip
,
whipping
,
whips
,
whipped
to
beat
food
quickly
to
add
air
and
make
it
light
and
fluffy
•
First
,
whip
the
cream
until
soft
peaks
form
.
First
,
whip
the
cream
until
soft
peaks
form
.
•
He
whipped
the
egg
whites
for
the
meringue
.
He
whipped
the
egg
whites
for
the
meringue
.
noun
a
long
,
thin
,
flexible
strip
of
leather
or
similar
material
attached
to
a
handle
,
used
for
hitting
or
guiding
animals
or
,
historically
,
for
punishing
people
•
The
jockey
cracked
his
whip
to
urge
the
horse
forward
during
the
race
.
The
jockey
cracked
his
whip
to
urge
the
horse
forward
during
the
race
.
•
Back
in
the
old
days
,
cowboys
carried
a
whip
while
herding
cattle
across
the
dusty
plains
.
Back
in
the
old
days
,
cowboys
carried
a
whip
while
herding
cattle
across
the
dusty
plains
.
Old
English
hwippian
,
of
uncertain
origin
;
related
to
the
notion
of
rapid
movement
and
striking
.
verb
-
whip
,
whipping
,
whips
,
whipped
to
hit
a
person
or
animal
with
a
whip
or
something
similar
•
The
trainer
whipped
the
carpet
lightly
to
remove
the
dust
.
The
trainer
whipped
the
carpet
lightly
to
remove
the
dust
.
•
Sadly
,
some
owners
used
to
whip
their
horses
when
they
became
tired
.
Sadly
,
some
owners
used
to
whip
their
horses
when
they
became
tired
.
noun
a
member
of
a
political
party
whose
job
is
to
make
sure
party
members
vote
the
way
the
party
leaders
want
•
The
government
’
s
chief
whip
counted
the
votes
before
the
bill
went
to
the
floor
.
The
government
’
s
chief
whip
counted
the
votes
before
the
bill
went
to
the
floor
.
•
She
was
appointed
party
whip
after
years
of
loyal
service
.
She
was
appointed
party
whip
after
years
of
loyal
service
.
noun
(
slang
)
an
automobile
,
especially
a
stylish
or
expensive
one
•
Check
out
my
new
whip
—
it
’
s
got
leather
seats
and
a
sunroof
!
Check
out
my
new
whip
—
it
’
s
got
leather
seats
and
a
sunroof
!
•
She
pulled
up
in
her
black
whip
and
everyone
turned
to
look
.
She
pulled
up
in
her
black
whip
and
everyone
turned
to
look
.
US
hip-hop
slang
from
the
early
2000s
;
possibly
from
‘
whip
’
meaning
steering
wheel
,
referring
to
driving
.