Quirt ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Quirt ( verb )

To hit or strike with a whip or similar object.

Origin:

From the spanish word "quirtar" meaning "to whip".

Examples:

1. The cowboy quirt the horse to get it moving.
2. He quirt the dog with a stick to make it stop barking.
3. She quirt the tablecloth to remove the crumbs.
4. He quirt the water out of the bucket to wash his hands.
5. The man quirt the dust off his clothes before entering the house.

(As a noun)

Quirt ( noun )

A short whip with a handle, used for riding horses or as a tool for directing animals.

Origin:

From the spanish word "quirtar" meaning "to whip".

Examples:

1. The cowboy carried a quirt on his belt.
2. The man used a quirt to drive the cattle.
3. The horseman carried a quirt in his hand.
4. The quirt was made of braided leather.
5. He hung the quirt on a hook next to the door.