Clock and Whip

Clock

Clock verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

Usage example: sick of being insulted, he swung around and clocked his tormentor hard enough to knock him off his bar stool

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Whip and clock are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whip" instead a verb "Clock".

Nearby Words: clocking, clocked

Whip verb - To strike repeatedly with something long and thin or flexible.

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Clock and whip are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clock" instead a verb "Whip".

Nearby Words: whipped, whipping, whippy

full	full clock	full whip
special	special clock	special whip
normal	normal clock	normal whip
single	single clock	single whip
Other adjectives: heavy, actual, real, constant, large, huge, gigantic, last, different, said, nearby, giant, red, aforementioned, electric.

Punch Clock Villain: The orcs, according to the "whip-song".

Source: Western Animation / The Return of the King
The Gregory Peck movie Twelve O'Clock High was used by the United States Air Force Academy to teach the four basic leadership styles, as Peck's character uses all four styles to whip his bomber squadron into shape.

Source: From Entertainment To Education

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