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Beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment.
whipping
lashing
tanning
flagellation
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flagelación
1
Enjoy your
flogging
the other day, Nish-Nash?' Muss clawed his way up.
2
As I say, it's all a long way from
flogging
fax machines.
3
Galbraith said, 'A
flogging
helps no one at a time like this.'
4
Seven years ago Sara Blakely was
flogging
fax machines door to door.
5
The second time, Jamie had been the only prisoner up for
flogging
.
6
Death was in the school-room, and Lugare had been
flogging
A CORPSE.
7
In the morning, even under the severest
flogging
,
it will not rise.
8
Discipline was severe, and
flogging
was the penalty for breaking the regulations.
9
The fellow ought to have been given a public
flogging
for it.
10
Meanwhile on the shore, some lucky local is
flogging
my designer shorts.
11
When a
flogging
offence was committed a boy was put down thus:
12
Then: A native can always be made to talk by
flogging
him.
13
The culprits could expect nothing but a
flogging
at the captain's pleasure.
14
His pursuers, expecting a
flogging
should he escape, dashed in after him.
15
Tying somebody up and
flogging
her-that'dbe too much remove for him.
16
He recalls, for instance, the occasion of his only
flogging
at school.
flogging
flog
public flogging
severe flogging
good flogging
get a flogging
terrible flogging
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