bullwhips

/ˈbʊlˌwɪps/
verb
  1. Third person singular present of bullwhip; strikes or drives with a bullwhip.
    • The trainer bullwhips the air to get the animals' attention.
    • He bullwhips the rope to make a loud cracking sound.
    • She bullwhips the target with surprising accuracy.
noun
  1. Plural of bullwhip; multiple long, heavy whips made of braided leather.
    • The shop sold several bullwhips of different lengths.
    • Collectors often seek antique bullwhips from the Old West.
    • The performers each carried two bullwhips for their act.
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