to whoop
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4.2
- verb
- /wuːp/
- Slang
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- The coach told the players to go out and whoop the opposing team in the championship game.
- whoop ass
- get whooped
- whoop your butt
No, no, this is even worth just whooping ass and not even starting it.
- No, no, this is even worth just whooping ass and not even starting it.
- Because I'm about to whoop his, her, or their ass.
- But but to get whooped to get some discipline.
- You're going home with your ass whooped from today.
- I just been getting whooped but I just got to come say this is wrong.
- One cool thing about this one is that absolutely whoops.
- Ain't nobody whooping nobody's ass for a damn Subway bud, you know?
- So my buddy's dad who whooped his son's ass, he goes, he goes, don't want my grandson's, please don't do it.
- You had to have play clothes, get that ass whooped for playing and school clothes.
- Dude, anyone would whoop my Yeah, like, I'm not fighting a fair.
Examples
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I'll whoop you good.
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Alabama, on the other hand, has manhandled "mighty" Michigan and wistfully whooped Western Kentucky.
Blog text (22) -
Our commissioner was saying I want you to whoop these guys, Joe.
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I will be eating one this weekend when we whoop up on Michigan.
Blog text (12) -
I mean you could totally whoop their asses, man.
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Kids, knock it off, or your momma's gonna whoop your butts!
Fiction book (1995) -
LEON: I'm tellin' you, Barrington about to get their ass whooped when we step on the field.
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Floyd would still whoop Pacquiao; he would still whoop Timothy Bradley.
Blog text (23) -
After training hard all season, the team was ready to whoop their rivals in the final match.
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She claimed she would whoop anyone who challenged her in the tournament.
Synonyms
36
5.5
To beat someone easily by a large amount
33
8.6
To beat someone easily in a game or fight
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9.9
To beat someone very badly in a fight or competition
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8.7
To beat someone by a large amount in a contest or game
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7.7
To beat someone completely in a game or fight
3
7.7
Win easily by a lot against another person or team
3
8.5
To beat someone very badly in a game or match
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8.8
To beat someone easily and completely
1
9.9
To defeat someone completely, often physically or in a game, used in rude speech
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6.7
To beat someone very easily and completely in a game or contest
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8.8
Beat someone by a lot
1
9.9
To attack or punish someone suddenly and violently, often for something they did
To beat someone badly in a game
To beat someone easily in a game or contest
To hit, defeat, or work very hard at something using a lot of force
Defeat an opponent easily in a game or contest
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
1
9.9
To attack or punish someone suddenly and violently, often for something they did
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
How Decisive
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Etymology
The verb whoop (to beat someone) comes from an old regional word whup meaning 'to beat' or 'to strike', and that is why to whoop an opponent is to defeat them badly.