horsewhip

At times his father would beat him with a horsewhip until he passed out.

"Whose," she asked in the tone of one holding a horsewhip.

"With swords only, or were you planning to take a horsewhip along?"

"Then we are lucky he is not at the door with a horsewhip.

"If I ever tried retaliation it would be with a horsewhip.

Quite ready to take a horsewhip to him and flay the skin from his body.

She went to the pile of leather toys and pulled out a horsewhip.

That one involved a horsewhip, among other tokens of his esteem.

"Everyone had a horsewhip on me rounding third," said Bream.

Fourth, jockeys do not have a riding crop or horsewhip.

She was also chased by a man with a horsewhip after he took exception to her cycling outfit.

What did she expect him to do - beat his jackboots with a horsewhip while breaking the news?

I needed a good beating-up or the firm application of an old-fashioned horsewhip.

He again mocks her and she strikes him with her horsewhip.

He went home, and shortly his mother appeared at the laboratory with a horsewhip, which she proposed to use on the proprietor.

He would often beat Ella with a horsewhip.

My uncle, did he know, would come after you not with a horsewhip, but the headsman's axe."

"And you know what a horsewhip is?"

I don't think it's that kind of horsewhip.

You come help me or I'm goin' back in there with a horsewhip!"

Queensberry was well known for his temper and threatening to beat people with a horsewhip.

Very early in the game my father, the sixteenth Baron, dispelled with a horsewhip any natural affection we may have owed him.

She had deliberately tripped him and blackened his eye, only to be chased three times around the courtyard with a horsewhip.

Lower, middle, and higher math had been pounded into his skull by the flick of a horsewhip at his tail.

After all, he could horsewhip the fellow on the ramp of his ship some other time, if that seemed like a good idea.

The genuine anguish in his voice made it clear that I would be well within my rights to horsewhip him on the spot.

I see him horsewhip a man in Penal really bad one time.'

Or, he can horsewhip him through the streets.

If Daddy could see this he'd horsewhip my husband."

She at first considered hiring a groom to horsewhip Charles before her lawyer advised against it.

He wants to know if it would be ill mannered to horsewhip people who, five weeks after the election, still talk about polls.

A true gentleman might prefer to walk into Hustler's offices and horsewhip the entire staff.

Doubtless you will call your lover to horsewhip me!"

And then my father will horsewhip you!"

Joe didn't know whether to horsewhip me for blowing your cover or eat the pizza before it got cold."

It made him feel sick, and he wanted to horsewhip the teamster-why hadn't the fool taken the long way around?

On its publication Custer called the officers together and threatened to 'horsewhip' the author.

"I ought to horsewhip you for that!"

She called me an "old spider" and threatened to horsewhip me if I didn't stop interfering with her son.

He'd horsewhip the damned lecher to death.

Your father would horsewhip me."

"Let us horsewhip the fine gentleman!"

'I'd horsewhip you, if I had a horse.

"I saw him horsewhip a woman to death because he caught her eating a sausage in the halls of the People's Palace.

"Tell him my father is coming here to borrow his horsewhip to horsewhip him with."

"She seemed to be trying to use the main street for a race track, and when I got in the way she was going to horsewhip me.

("Please don't horsewhip me, sir, I didn't mean to look at your machine.")

"If this were Gradford, I'd have my servants horsewhip you to teach you manners!"