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Meanings of flog in English

Portuguese
chicotear
Catalan
assotar

Beat severely with a whip or rod.

chicotear
Portuguese
bater

Beat with a cane.

bater
Synonyms
Examples for "cane"
Examples for "cane"
1
The sugar is contained in solution in the pith of the cane.
Agriculture for Beginners / Revised Edition
2
Nat held himself rigidly erect; he was doing without his cane today.
Ladder of years: a novel
3
The common ground; all their men worked in the sugar cane fields.
Reuters
4
The flames of the cane would not allow him to change form.
Monster Hunter International
5
The auto industry's ties with Brazil's sugar cane industry are not new.
Reuters
1
Sounds fishy-butif it's so somebody ought to lambaste the old man.
Youth Challenges
2
The president used his campaign-style gathering to again lambaste the media.
Reuters
3
Maybe we will call each other privately, quietly and lament, lambaste.
Ebony
4
I'll lambaste dat coon when I gits him, so I will.
Tom Swift and His Giant Cannon; Or, The Longest Shots on Record
5
They lambaste impartially and with a certain Irish delight in doing the job thoroughly.
The Rules of the Game
1
The US president took to Twitter to lambast bitcoin and its ilk.
The Irish Times
2
Therefore it was surprising to hear Houllier lambast Steven Gerrard in the aftermath.
The Guardian
3
He got him down and started to lambast the Judas out of him.
The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance
4
Hallmark cards axes 106 jobs in New Zealand and Principals lambast ministry spending.
Radio NZ
5
Critics lambast adventure literature for trumpeting colonialist white supremacy propaganda too.
The Irish Times
Usage of flog in English
1
Does one of his other charges have a new record to flog?
The Irish Times
2
Is it something which Vodafone think might help them flog more downloads?
The Irish Times
3
You were almost ready to flog me for it at the time.
The Bars of Iron
4
I do not mean to flog you wit whips from the past.
Dragons of autumn twilight
5
Put me in irons, but don't flog me; I will confess all.
Ismailia
6
I'll flog you now, and then carry you to Melbourne in triumph.
The Gold Hunters' Adventures; Or, Life in Australia
7
He would rather flog himself within an inch of his own life.
Springhaven: A Tale of the Great War
8
He would give command to flog her as often as he pleased.
Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
9
If he threatens to flog you, I promise that I will interfere.
The Thrall of Leif the Lucky: A Story of Viking Days
10
Then he selected a rope's end and began to flog the cook.
The Book of the Bush / Containing Many Truthful Sketches of the ...
11
To flog properly one needs a good swing, so my friend said.
Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger
12
He was selling coconuts, rum and anything else he could flog off.
Life
13
Make it south by west, or I'll flog you for disobeying orders.
The Rover Boys on Land and Sea: The Crusoes of Seven Islands
14
And, truly, how shall even a young man flog such an one.
The Night Land
15
You can flog them to death, but it won't buy you anything.
Michael, Brother of Jerry
16
I dont't care if they only don't flog me in that fish-market.
Manuel Pereira; Or, The Sovereign Rule of South Carolina
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Translations for flog
Flog through the time
Flog across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common