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bullwhip

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bull·whip  (blhwp, -wp)
n.
A long, plaited rawhide whip with a knotted end.
tr.v. bull·whipped, bull·whip·ping, bull·whips
To whip or beat with a bullwhip.
bullwhip [ˈbʊlˌwɪp]
n
a long tapering heavy whip, esp one of plaited rawhide
vb -whips, -whipping, -whipped
(tr) to whip with a bullwhip
Translations
bullwhip [ˈbʊlhwɪp] n → fouet m (à longue mèche tressée)
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