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[ UK /hˈɔːswɪp/ ]
NOUN
  1. a whip for controlling horses
VERB
  1. whip with a whip intended for horses

How To Use horsewhip In A Sentence

  • She stood in front of him with a horsewhip, wearing a smile and nothing else.
  • Then there was the case of George Godman, whose widowed mother went to the authorities when his master, a tailor by the name of Money, beat him with a horsewhip and knocked him down.
  • You've got an awful katzenjammer from the Stokes 'dinner, and all you men ought to be horsewhipped for letting yourselves in for such a party. The Heart of Rachael
  • She never paid the sixpence, though she lost, but contented herself by abusing Mary all day, and said I was a poor-spirited sneak for not instantly horsewhipping Mr. P. The Great Hoggarty Diamond
  • You stand in the way of a swarm of bats and you can expect to get horsewhipped to tarnation, boy!
  • Do ascertain the truth before you do anything violent, such as horsewhipping or poisoning. ' Wives and Daughters
  • And in entirely unrelated news, a Cambridge, UK company called Mathworks has developed a new electronic horsewhip - called The Register.
  • And yes, they felt free to use weapons such as sticks and horsewhips.
  • But if Roosevelt didn't deserve to be executed as a spy, he most certainly ought to have been horsewhipped for his cavalier dismissal of Whittaker Chambers' accusations.
  • All I suggest is that she be horsewhipped for putting a full stop wrongly outside a bracket.
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