bullwhipping
- noun
- /ˈbʊlˌwɪpɪŋ/
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- He was punished by bullwhipping for breaking the strict rules of the ranch.
Examples
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The sound of bullwhipping echoed across the open field during the demonstration.
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The bullwhipping was loud and startling.
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Stories of harsh bullwhipping were common in the old cattle towns.
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He practiced bullwhipping at the rodeo.
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The trainer demonstrated bullwhipping during the rodeo, showcasing his skill with the whip.
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During the show, the performer captivated the audience with his expert bullwhipping techniques.
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Many cultures incorporate bullwhipping into traditional festivities, where it is used as a display of craftsmanship.
Synonyms
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A violent act of hitting a person or damaging a thing
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A severe beating given to someone as punishment
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A hard hit given to someone as punishment
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An act of striking something with force, often with a hand or object
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A quick hard hit with an open hand that makes a sharp sound
An act of hitting someone with a long leather whip as punishment
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Etymology
Bullwhipping comes from the two simple words bull and whip, a long whip used with cattle on farms or ranches. So, bullwhipping means the act of striking a person or object with that cattle whip.