sjambok

/ˈʃæmbɒk/
verb
  1. To strike or beat with a sjambok.
    • The driver would sjambok the donkeys to make them move faster.
    • The old man threatened to sjambok the thief if he came back.
    • It was illegal to sjambok someone as a punishment.
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noun
  1. A heavy leather whip, traditionally made from rhinoceros or hippopotamus hide, used in southern Africa for driving cattle or as a weapon.
    • In history class, we learned about the sjambok as a tool used in colonial South Africa.
    • The museum displayed an old sjambok made from hippo hide.
    • The farmer used a sjambok to guide the oxen along the trail.
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