flog [ɒg, flɔg]
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1. (v.t.) flog
beat with a whip, stick, etc., esp . as punishment .2. flog
Slang. 3. flog
esp . aggressively or vigorously.4. flog
Etymology: (1670–80; cf. flagellate )
Definition of 'flog' Princeton's WordNet
1. (verb) flog, welt, whip, lather, lash, slash, strap, trounce
beat severely with a whip or rod"The teacher often flogged the students"; "The children were severely trounced" 2. (verb) cane, flog, lambaste, lambast
beat with a cane
Definition of 'flog' Webster Dictionary
1. (verb) flog
beat or strike with a rod or whip; to whip; to lash; to chastise with repeated blows
Sense: to beat; to whipYou will be flogged for stealing the money.
slaan, afransel, 'n loesi يَجْلِد، يَضْرِب بالسَّوْ бия с камшик
chicotear bičovat peitschen
banke; piske μαστιγώνω azotar
piitsutama شلاق زدن ruoskia
fouetter לְהַלקוֹת कोड़े मारना
šibati, bičevati (meg)korbácsol mencambuk
hÿða frustare, fustigare むちで打つ
세게 치다, 매질하다 plakti,čaižyti pērt; sist (ar pātagu, pl
pukul geselen gi juling, banke opp, den
chłostać شلاق زدن په مترو كه وهل، وهل
chicotear a biciui пороть
bičovať naklestiti; bičati išibati
prygla, piska เฆี่ยนตี kırbaçlamak, kamçılamak
鞭打 бити, сікти کوڑے سے مارنا
quất mạnh 鞭打
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Definitions of flog 
Afrikaans: slaan, afransel, 'n loesi
Arabic: يَجْلِد، يَضْرِب بالسَّوْ
Bulgarian: бия с камшик
Brazilian: chicotear
Czech: bičovat
German: peitschen
Danish: banke; piske
Greek: μαστιγώνω
Spanish: azotar
Estonian: piitsutama
Farsi: شلاق زدن
Finnish: ruoskia
French: fouetter
Hebrew: לְהַלקוֹת
Hindi: कोड़े मारना
Croatian: šibati, bičevati
Hungarian: (meg)korbácsol
Indonesian: mencambuk
Icelandic: hÿða
Italian: frustare, fustigare
Japanese: むちで打つ
Korean: 세게 치다, 매질하다
Lithuanian: plakti,čaižyti
Latvian: pērt; sist (ar pātagu, pl
Malay: pukul
Dutch: geselen
Norwegian: gi juling, banke opp, den
Polish: chłostać
Persian: شلاق زدن
Pashto: په مترو كه وهل، وهل
Portuguese: chicotear
Romanian: a biciui
Russian: пороть
Slovak: bičovať
Slovenian: naklestiti; bičati
Serbian: išibati
Swedish: prygla, piska
Thai: เฆี่ยนตี
Turkish: kırbaçlamak, kamçılamak
Taiwanese: 鞭打
Ukrainian: бити, сікти
Urdu: کوڑے سے مارنا
Vietnamese: quất mạnh
Chinese: 鞭打
