Horsewhip [noun]

I could not help at the meeting threatening to horsewhip J. Price for the falsehoods that he with the others had reported.

Seizing him by the collar, and threatening him with the horsewhip.

The horsewhip and revolver were as necessary to its conduct as the pen and inkpot.

I only wonder he did not horsewhip Philip round the quadrangle.

I am told she lifted her horsewhip on a gentleman once, and then put her horse at him and rode him down.

But Johnny had not forgotten the severe correction his father had given him in the stable with a horsewhip.

If Mr. Plinlimmon chooses to take him at the door and horsewhip him, I say nothing against it.

A tall, lithe form vaulted a neighboring wall and the swish of a horsewhip cut the air.

And to those who drag children, droning out hymns through our quiet streets on Sunday, my sympathies extend to a horsewhip.

Her father supported John's claim, and threatened to horsewhip the fine gentleman if he visited the Roxby Arms again.