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flogsverbpresent tense third-person singular of flog to strike repeatedly with something long and thin or flexiblea graphic depiction of a sailor being flogged by the captain for disobeying orders birches, cowhides, flagellates, flails, hides, horsewhips, lashes, leathers, rawhides, scourges, slashes, switches, tans, thrashes, whales, whips knouts, quirts, strapscutsflicks, touches upblackjacks, canes, clubs, cudgels, fustigatespistol-whipsbangs, bops, boxes, busts, claps, clips, clobbers, clouts, cracks, cuffs, hits, knocks, lams, pastes, punches, slaps, slugs, smacks, smites, socks, spanks, swats, swipes, thwacks, wallops, whacksbashes, bastes, bats, batters, beats, belabors, belts, bludgeons, buffets, bungs, drubs, fibs(British), hammers, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), lathers, licks, mangles, mauls, paddles, pelts, pommels, pounds, pummels, roughs, slates, slogs, threshes, thumps, tromps, whops(or whaps), whups, works over to strike repeatedlywas fined heavily for flogging a horse bashes, bastes, bats, batters, beats, belabors, belts, birches, bludgeons, buffets, bungs up, clubs, curries, does, drubs, fibs(British), hammers, hides, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), lashes, lathers, licks, mauls, messes (up), paddles, pelts, pommels, pounds, pummels, punches out, roughs (up), slates, slogs, switches, tans, thrashes, threshes, thumps, tromps, wallops, whales, whips, whops(or whaps), whups, works over assails, assaults, attacks, besets, boxes, busts, chops, clobbers, clouts, cracks, cudgels, cuffs, descends (on or upon), hits, jumps (on), knocks, lams, lays on, pastes, pounces (on or upon), punches, raids, rushes, slams, slaps, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, storms, swats, swipes, thwacks, whacks, whams, whompsblackjacks, canes, cowhides, flagellates, fustigates, horsewhips, leathers, pistol-whips, rawhides, scourges, strapsgores, lacerates, woundsmaims, mangles, mutilates beats up on Britishto move heavily or clumsilyfor most of the night, searchers flogged through the marsh, crying out for the lost child barges, clumps, flounders, galumphs, lumbers, lumps, plods, pounds, scuffles, scuffs, shambles, shuffles, slogs, sloughs, stamps, stomps, stumbles, stumps, tramps, tromps, trudges drags, flops, haulsblunders, careens, dodders, lurches, reels, staggers, sways, teeters, totters, waddles, weaves, wobbles(also wabbles) breezes, coasts, glides, slides, waltzes, whisks drifts, floats, hangs, hovers, poises, wafts Britishto proceed or act clumsily or ineffectuallyignoring the groans and catcalls that his speech was provoking, the backbencher flogged away blunders, bumbles, flounders, limps, lumbers, plods, struggles, stumbles, trudges jogs, shambles, shuffleswallows, weltersfalters, lurches, reels, staggers, sways, teeters, tottersfumbles, muddles coasts, flies, glides, kilts, sails, zips, zooms |