Crossword-Solution: WHIPPING
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Whipping | p. pr. & vb. n. | of Whip |
| Whipping | - | a & n. from Whip, v. |
We have 8 clues for the answer “WHIPPING”
| Clue | Answers |
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| NEMATODE characteristic | 2 answers |
| BEATING WITH A WHIP OR STRAP OR ROPE AS A FORM OF PUNISHMENT | 11 answers |
| windswept | 21 answers |
| thrashing | 22 answers |
| blowing | 24 answers |
| flapping | 30 answers |
| fluttering | 34 answers |
| Blustery | 42 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
REATE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with WHIPPING (5)
She was a field hand, and a whipping is the penalty of not being in the field at sunrise, unless a slave has special permission from his or her master to the contrary—a permission which they seldom get, and one that gives to him that gives it the proud name of being a kind master.
The wind was whistling up the street and whipping the naked cottonwood trees against the telegraph poles and the sides of the houses.
Like lightning the great beasts wheeled upon her, and I looked to see her torn to pieces before I could reach her side, but instead the creatures slunk to her feet like puppies that expect a merited whipping.
The lightning, darting and flashing through the blackness, showed wildly waving branches, whipping streamers and bending trunks.
The black, whipping out his knife, turned to do battle with this new enemy, while the Swede, lying in the bush, witnessed a duel, the like of which he had never dreamed to see—a half-naked white man battling with a half-naked black, hand to hand with the crude weapons of primeval man at first, and then with hands and teeth like the primordial brutes from whose loins their forebears sprung.
Quotes with WHIPPING (3)
When she emerged, Keith was watching the tiny round window of the under-the-counter washing machine. "Put your clothes in for a wash," he said. "They were disgusting." Ginny always thought that the only way of getting clothes clean was by drowning them in scalding water and then whipping them around in a violent centrifugal motion that caused the entire washing machine to vibrate and the floor to shake. You beat them clean. You made them suffer. This machine used about half a…
An old Russian proverb . . . "Where hangs the smoke of hate burns a fiercer fire called fear." The trick . . . was to keep that fire alive, but to know at the same time it might consume you also. Then the trick was to make the fear invisible in the smokes of hatred. Having accomplished that, you would own men's souls and your power would be absolute, so long as you never allowed men to see that their hate was but fear, and so long as you, afraid, knowing it, hence more shrewd…
While the archetype of the tinker is generally the whipping person in classical bedtimes stories, this particular individual was a tinker by trade and just happened to be economically disadvantaged.