whipping in Irish
whipping in Irish is failpeadh — whipping means the punishment of being struck repeatedly with a whip.
whipping in Irish
failpeadh
(countable) The punishment of being whipped.
What does "whipping" mean?
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noun The punishment of being struck repeatedly with a whip.
"In earlier centuries, sailors could be sentenced to a whipping for minor offences."
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noun A heavy defeat.
"The home team took a real whipping, losing 6-0."
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noun The technique of beating cream or eggs until light and airy.
"A hand mixer makes whipping cream much faster."
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whipping in a sentence
- In earlier centuries, sailors could be sentenced to a whipping for minor offences.
- The home team took a real whipping, losing 6-0.
- A hand mixer makes whipping cream much faster.
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What is "whipping" in Irish?
"whipping" in Irish is failpeadh. whipping means: The punishment of being struck repeatedly with a whip.
How do you use "whipping" in a sentence?
Example: "In earlier centuries, sailors could be sentenced to a whipping for minor offences." In Irish, "whipping" is failpeadh.
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