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Coal-whipper
Coal-whipper Coal"-whip`per, n.
One who raises coal out of the hold of a ship. [Eng.]
--Dickens.
Whipperin
Whipperin Whip"per*in`, n.
1. A huntsman who keeps the hounds from wandering, and whips
them in, if necessary, to the of chase.
2. Hence, one who enforces the discipline of a party, and
urges the attendance and support of the members on all
necessary occasions.
Whippersnapper
Whippersnapper Whip"per*snap`per, n.
A diminutive, insignificant, or presumptuous person.
[Colloq.] ``Little whippersnappers like you.' --T. Hughes.
Meaning of Whippe from wikipedia
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fears in his "New
Ballet [Ballad] on the
strange whippes which the
Spanyards had
prepared to
whippe English men" (1588). The
political philosopher Thomas...
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excerpt explaining compiling a silk leader-line for a
catgut fly-line. "...
whippe it so
faire as yee
shall see good, then next your
hooke at the
bought put...
- Of
which I am
expert in al myn age This is to seyn,
myself have been the
whippe. (III.179–81) The
image of the whip
underlines her
dominant role as the...
- and A new
Ballet of the
straunge and most
cruell Whippes which the
Spanyards had
prepared to
whippe and
torment English men and
women (facsimile and transcription...
- occasioned, in
large part, by the
appointment of a new head
teacher (James
Whippe) with
significant inner-city
education experience,
gained in both London...
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servant of
Pearl and
Nehemiah in
London who had an
affair with Nehemiah. Mary
Whippe of mostlyfiction.com gave a
positive review,
saying "Noyes
imbues her debut...
- Deloney, A New
Ballet of the
Straunge and Most
Cruell Whippes which the
Spanyards Had
Prepared to
Whippe and
Torment English Men and Women, a
ballad Anne Dowriche...
- ****he; The
piler elm, the
cofre unto careyne; The
boxtree piper; holm to
whippes l****he; The
sayling firr; the cipres, deth to pleyne; The
sheter ew, the...
