larrup

All the while it continued to larrup around like a crazy thing tied down by its own roots.

With a scream, she began to larrup me with the drowned object again.

"You'd better go find him and get him on home, or his old man will larrup him."

But she is a rare and blessed exception, preferring to larrup the ball until it begs for mercy.

She worked me to death and wouldn't give me half enough to eat, and she used to larrup me 'most every day.

Taufiq has enough of pushing and prodding at Anderson, and decides to larrup a good-length ball back past mid-off for four.

"When I get hold of those twins, I'll larrup them to within an inch of their lives,' she said so fiercely even Barrington regarded her in some surprise.

Instead, he tried to larrup it over deep square leg on the sweep, connected well but picked out the man in the deep, who dived forward to take an excellent catch.

"But," the cunning man rasped, "ye never heerd I was a Quaker as wouldn't larrup a man to an inch of his life ifen he kicked my cat in my home.