whippy

When I first met him, he was a skinny young man with a whippy tennis game.

The trunk will be clean and free of whippy shoots.

Whippy would try to rescue them but sometimes found only roasted bones.

With a whippy bowling action, he was reported for throwing in November 1998.

It may also be played with two thin plastic "whippy" sticks.

It was a long, whippy switch, tightly wrapped in black leather.

Dark-eyed, with a lean whippy look to him and a brown weathered face.

This big rod was too stiff - I needed my whippy little five-weight.

At 13, Bill was still a bit scrawny and used women's clubs, which were light and whippy.

I'll take the whippy hedge, you take the sky.

Really thin blades were too whippy for use.

He wakes us in the morning by thumping a happy tattoo on the floor with his whippy tail.

It was in fact a thin, whippy bamboo cane, about three feet long, with a large curved handle.

"Not so whippy as the one you were using, but-light enough, I'll warrant."

Higher up, the elm branches became thin and whippy, not strong enough to support the plank's weight.

"Even if it weren't so whippy, it could hardly kill anyone."

In his hand was long, whippy, silver-tipped bamboo cane with as curved handle.

The junior house was run by the prefects, big boys armed with whippy bamboo canes.

It stirred something in her, some whippy thrill that made her feel reckless and bold.

They were usually lean, fast, and whippy.

Later, Dorothy gave Natasha ten strokes with a nice, whippy cane.

A shaft that is too whippy will retain some of its stored flex at contact, wasting energy.

Whippy, for his part, said that he did not see any of the accused taking an oath or signing any documents.

Remove crossing and rubbing branches first, then look to the long, whippy growth arising from the main stems.

The leader stopped to talk as his sons moved on down the road, driving the mules before them with thin, whippy branches.