flogger
- noun
- /ˈflɔɡər/
- NSFW
- Many artisans craft floggers using materials like leather and cotton for various uses.
This is my mini flogger that I made myself.
- This is my mini flogger that I made myself.
Examples
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It's yes, it's exactly doming, So that's BDSM with like floggers and stuff like that.
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This is my mini flogger that I made myself.
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These floggers caught my eye.
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It's called a flogger.
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The more that people like Sean can "bring fundamental physics to the masses," the better we all will be, especially in contrast to the floggers of religion and other superstitions.
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"I've been hit with a riding crop, a belt, a paddle, canes, a flogger... floggers are my favorite."
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"I've been hit with a riding crop, a belt, a paddle, canes, a flogger... floggers are my favorite."
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The instructor demonstrated how to use a flogger during the workshop on traditional punishment methods.
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In historical contexts, a flogger was often employed as a tool for discipline on ships.
Synonyms
A person who beats other people with a stick or strap to punish them
A person who whips themselves or others as a religious act to show sorrow
A person who hits someone with a heavy stick
A person who officially whips people as punishment
A person who hits people with a stick or whip as punishment
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Etymology
Flogger comes from the simple verb flog meaning 'to whip' plus the ending -er meaning 'one who does something', as in writer or speaker. So a flogger is literally someone who whips others, or the tool used for that punishment.