to pizzle
- verb
- /ˈpɪzəl/
- NSFW
- In the story, the cruel overseer would pizzle the workers for the smallest mistake.
Examples
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He joked that he would pizzle his friend if he lost the bet again.
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Don't pizzle the animals!
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The old master threatened to pizzle any apprentice who arrived late to the workshop.
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He pizzled his dog.
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The old sailor would often pizzle the lazy crew members to teach them discipline.
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In the past, the captain threatened to pizzle anyone who refused to follow orders.
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During the punishment, he would pizzle the young cubs to keep them in line.
Synonyms
To hit something with a long thin object or move it quickly and forcefully
Hit someone with a whip or stick as punishment
How Hard
Surface Forms
Etymology
As a verb, pizzle comes from the noun for the strap, so to 'pizzle' someone means to beat or whip them with that kind of thong.