whip (one)

informal To defeat or outdo one soundly or thoroughly. They whipped their opponents in the semifinal game with a crushing 34–3 victory. We put up a good fight in court, but it's time to admit that we've been whipped.

whip

n. an expensive car. (Streets. Possibly from the power or control this car gives its owner.) Great new whip, right? It’s a Slade, right?

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(as) sharp as a whip
(as) smart as a whip
a fair crack of the whip
beat off
beat the dummy
buggy whip
crack the whip
get the whip hand
get, have, hold, etc. the whip hand
give (one) a fair crack of the whip
have other cats to whip
have the whip hand
hold the whip hand
horse and buggy
knock something/someone into shape
lick into shape
lick something into shape
like a whipped dog
other cats to whip
pencil whip
pussy whip
pussy whipped
pussy-whipped
smart as a whip
the whip hand
upper hand
whip
whip (one)
whip (one) off to (some place)
whip (one's) wire
whip (someone or something) into shape
whip (someone or something) on
whip a U-ie
whip around
whip away
whip back
whip by
whip down
whip in
whip into
whip into (something)
whip into a state
whip into doing
whip into shape
whip off
whip off to
whip on
whip one's wire
whip out
whip over
whip something into shape
whip something off
whip the cat
whip the devil around the stump
whip the dummy
whip through
whip up
whipped
whip-round
whips and jingles
whips of
whipsaw

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