Whip ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Whip ( verb )

1. To hit (someone or something) with a whip or similar object.
2. To move quickly and energetically.
3. To beat (cream or eggs) into a frothy mixture.
4. To defeat heavily in a competition.

Origin:

Middle english whippen, from old english hwippian; akin to old high german hwīfīn to whip.

Examples:

1. The horse was whipped to run faster.
2. The chef whipped the cream to make frosting.
3. The team was whipped in the game.
4. The wind whipped through the trees.
5. She whipped the eggs until they were light and fluffy.

(As a noun)

Whip ( noun )

1. To hit (someone or something) with a whip or similar object.
2. To move quickly and energetically.
3. To beat (cream or eggs) into a frothy mixture.
4. To defeat heavily in a competition.

Origin:

Middle english whippen, from old english hwippian; akin to old high german hwīfīn to whip.

Examples:

1. The horse was whipped to run faster.
2. The chef whipped the cream to make frosting.
3. The team was whipped in the game.
4. The wind whipped through the trees.
5. She whipped the eggs until they were light and fluffy.