Lashing ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lashing ( noun )

1. A cord, rope or chain used to bind, fasten or tie something to another object.
2. A severe beating or whipping.

Origin:

From old english læscian meaning "to tie, bind".

Examples:

1. The sailor used lashing to secure the cargo to the deck.
2. The lashing was used to tie the boat to the dock.
3. The prisoner was given a lashing as punishment.
4. The lashing was so severe that it left bruises on the victim's back.
5. The wind was so strong that the lashing on the tent broke and the tent collapsed.

(As a verb)

Lashing ( verb )

1. A cord, rope or chain used to bind, fasten or tie something to another object.
2. A severe beating or whipping.

Origin:

From old english læscian meaning "to tie, bind".

Examples:

1. The sailor used lashing to secure the cargo to the deck.
2. The lashing was used to tie the boat to the dock.
3. The prisoner was given a lashing as punishment.
4. The lashing was so severe that it left bruises on the victim's back.
5. The wind was so strong that the lashing on the tent broke and the tent collapsed.