to pistol-whip
- verb
- /ˈpɪstəlˌwɪp/
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- She has a friend whose husband nearly lost an eye after he was pistol-whipped in a restaurant.
- pistol-whipped a man
- pistol-whipped her older sister
- pistol-whipped and robbed
And a pistol whip that punk good.
- And a pistol whip that punk good.
Examples
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You pistol whipped your father.
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Emil scoops up the gun and pistol-whips Leon.
Fiction book (2001) -
And one of them pistol-whipped my ass.
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No, but I asked this one, he knows how to pistol whip a man and not leave no marks.
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We broke for it, and they pistol-whipped you.
Fiction book (1997) -
And right away he pistol whips me, right in the mouth, you see?
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I feel like pistol whipping somebody!
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I'm not a fan of getting pistol-whipped and robbed.
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Mr. Nash pistol-whipped a little old lady at a stickup near Leimert Park, Tuesday morning.
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The robber approached the victim and pistol-whipped him to intimidate him into giving up his wallet.
Synonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pistol-whip comes from putting pistol ('a small gun') and whip ('to hit') together, so you can picture someone swinging a gun like a whip to strike another person. So pistol-whip means to hit or beat someone with the handle or barrel of a pistol.