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Meanings of spanking in English
Corporal punishment involving the act of striking the buttocks of another person.
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Usage of spanking in English
1
Stay home instead with these spanking new streaming options available from tomorrow.
2
Some four days after the spanking episode, she thought of the place.
3
Our home was spanking new, which meant there was nothing to repair.
4
Perhaps she would get away with a good spanking and nothing more.
5
At a considerable distance a vehicle was approaching at a spanking pace.
6
He is too sensible of the joys of a grand spanking hit.
7
Even if it came to a spanking it was only a farce.
8
The legs jerked and twitched spasmodically, as if taking an invisible spanking.
9
So, what, you want us to give him a spanking or something?
10
Scarcely more than a baby herself, she was vigorously spanking a doll.
11
Whither so fast with the spanking Arabs and the Simpkin?-tothe garden-house?
12
Sophie's mother, Natalie, is against spanking because it gives children low self-esteem.
13
Cars with the spanking new registration plates for the Liverpool area.
14
I concluded that her spanking me was a form of control.
15
The spanking new stand lords it over the lush recently-laid pitch.
16
Or maybe their fathers and mothers do not believe in spanking.
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Spanking through the time
Spanking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common