to whip; to lash; to flog; to thrash

whip or lash; to flog; to whip; conductor's baton; segmented iron weapon (old); penis (of animal, served as food)

firecrackers; string of small firecrackers; CL:枚[mei2]

lash

to be the first; to lead the way

(politics) whip

to whip on; to raise a whip; by ext. to swagger

teacher's pointer

pizzle; bull's penis (served as food)

bamboo rhizome; bamboo whip

mace (weapon)

caning (corporal punishment)

to flog a corpse; (fig.) to bring up sb's past failures or embarrassing moments long after the event has passed

to lash; (fig.) to castigate

flagellum

welt; whip scar; lash mark

to flog; to lash; to whip; to urge or goad along

to spur on; to urge on; to encourage sb (e.g. to make progress)

flagellum

whipworm

horsewhip

three-section staff (old-style weapon)

to set off firecrackers

a rattle stick used in folk dancing; rattle stick dance

flagellate

to spur the horse to full speed (idiom); to go as fast as possible

arms enough to stem the stream (idiom); formidable army

to exhume a body for public flogging (idiom)

penetrated; trenchant; incisive

lit. the whip cannot reach (idiom); beyond one's influence; too far to be able to help