flagellate

The self flagellating community in this country has suffered enough!

But if you want to flagellate yourself, go ahead.

All are flagellated and these have an advantage of motility.

Men and women in stained skirts flagellate themselves with green branches.

If anyone should be flagellating himself, it's your commander.

Nor did she flagellate herself when she made a mistake.

Losers: flagellate yourselves with the below, and come back next Wednesday.

If she wants to keep flagellating herself with guilt, that's between her and her God.

Nobody wants to flagellate herself in public so she can earn the money for a root canal.

Who needs a whip when you can get so many decent, idealistic people to flagellate themselves?

What do I need to do, lay down on the floor and flagellate myself?"

Meanwhile, the press has often unwittingly aided politicians by flagellating itself.

Others who named names did so under protest, or later flagellated themselves for doing so.

That stupid girl didn't have to argue with him, he was going to flagellate himself into giving her a place to stay.

The next day, he was flagellated with iron whips.

I will flagellate my self, then beat my editor for good measure.

One man's forehead was cut open and still he flagellated himself, drenching his palm with blood.

No time to flagellate yourself now, she thought.

And yes, on occasion, stuffed calico horses are brought out to be flagellated.

Quick to take the blame for everything from the California drought to the latest earthquake, he flagellated himself.

The satin robe flagellated her legs from calf to thigh.

Three more times she flagellated herself and then sank, agonized, upon her cot.

Lawyers have flagellated themselves unmercifully, though not nearly enough.

In another type, neither of the gametes is flagellated.

It is also a way of flagellating ourselves with the sure knowledge that summer is over and the long, cold winter about to begin.