Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Whip"

A: It is a slang word used to refer to a lot of different things. A whip is a dance move but it is also a slang word for a car.

A: Whip up means to excite or stir up.

Whip up emotions kind of means to bring emotions to the surface.

A: @g_fuxi: Stacked is a metaphor. It refers to when you stack cards in a certain order to cheat in a card game. It implies the person cheated. I'm not 100% sure about 'whipped' in this context, but I imagine it means that the majority he won.

A: they mean the same thing.
usually used when you've been taken advantage of.

A: to move quickly, a more common phrase would be "We sprint past jason and Jess's place"

A: Let me just whip up some food for us while we talk.

I can whip up a meal in no time.

She was trying to whip up some enthusiasm.

The music really whipped up the crowd.

A:
Whip up a batch of cookies.
Whip up a paragraph for my essay.
It’s like saying ‘to make’.

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A: At work someone might ask

“Can you to whip something up real quick?”

It means they want you to just have something ready even if it isn’t the best. As long as it’s quick.

You could also say to someone

“Yeah let me just whip something up”

It could be a drawing to show something.
It can also be a drink or food if you have guests over.

“Are you guys hungry? Let me whip something up”

It is a basic expression. It can be used in a lot of different examples but it always means the same basic thing.

A: Whip is used more often than lash as a verb, ‘to whip’, and it is also the more common name for a whip/lash itself.

Lash is used more often as a noun to count as ‘lashes’ and is more situational. Lashes would mean a number of strikes with a whip, as you wouldn’t hear the whip called a ‘lash’ very often in modern speech.

‘He whipped him harshly.’
‘He was whipped for 30 minutes.’
‘I whipped my hair back and forth’
‘The whip was made of leather and was 10 feet long’

‘I sentence you to 15 lashes.’
‘He took 10 lashes at the stocks.’
‘He was lashed to the chair.’ (This means TIED to the chair with rope or strips of leather or fabric)

A: whip is used to hit people(torture)
whisk is used in cooking (to beat eggs etc)

A: Lash is the action of using a whip or something similar which could inflict the same sort of injury.

A:
I would say:
Do you want whipped cream on your shake?

A: The 1st sentence is ok.

How about (some) whip cream on the top?
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A: It means to be suave or smooth.
Cool Whip is a brand of frozen dessert topping.

A: "Wihp"

A: The closest to "whip" would probably be to "give someone a tongue-lashing" when angrily scolding, but you might not hear it used too often.

A: I'm not sure. "To whip" is slang both for steering and for stealing something that has been left unattended. "Whip" is more often used as a noun in rap to mean a nice car.

A: I imagine this is like saying "stir up the vote", as in changing people's minds on who to vote for. When someone "stirs something up", they're disturbing its current state to cause some sort of disorder and change. Obama probably meant that politicians use "the issue" to make people worried or angry and, therefore, change their vote.

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A: It probably is a phrase that means to reveal something that was once hidden