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Meanings of have a whip in English

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Usage of have a whip in English
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You can always have a whip around amongst the paying public for us!
The Guardian
2
Will Fiver readers have a whip round for me to have a go?
The Guardian
3
I thought we should have a whip-round and collect enough money to get her something nice.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
4
In Kate we have a whip-smart, resourceful officer whose worldview is slowly crumbling before her eyes.
Wired
5
Let's have a whip round and, while we're at, let's raise some money for distressed millionaires and troubled movie stars.
The Irish Times
6
Father was away somewhere, so mother took us all out and put me on the pony, and let me have a whip.
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
7
He is always dressed for the saddle, or else he is in the saddle, and so most sure to have a whip in his hand.
A Knight of the Nets
8
One boy has a yellow drum and one has a whip.
The New McGuffey First Reader
9
Frank has a whip in his hand, but he does not use it.
The New McGuffey First Reader
10
MOHUN: You talk like you had a whip over me.
Writing for Vaudeville
11
How self-aggrandising is that? If he had a whip to hand, he'd be lashing himself.
The Guardian
12
He wore a long coat and like Kutúzov had a whip slung across his shoulder.
War and Peace
13
If I had a whip, I'd beat you!
The Bobbsey Twins / Or, Merry Days Indoors and Out
14
One of his guards had a whip.
The two towers
15
Little Poplar had a whip, and he would ply it thick on the back of the sluggish dancer.
Two Months in the Camp of Big Bear
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It too had a whip tail, but this one lacked any sort of stinger that Nick could see.
The Child Thief
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