Whip

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 571
hwip, n. that winch whips a lash with a handle for punishing or driving a driver one who enforces the discipline of a political yarty. v.t. to strike with a lash: to drive or punish with lashes to lash with sarcasm to sew lightly to snatch (with up or away).—v.i. to move nimbly mote mftte mOCn then. 570 IMG:page-570.webp:Page 570 Whipcord —pr.f, whipping; pa. and pa.p. whipped. [A. S. hweop GaeL cnip, a whip cf. W. chwip a quick turn.] Whipcord, hwip'kord, cord for making whips. Whiphaxud, hwip'hand, [lit.) the hand that holds the whip: advantage over. Chambers's Etymological Dictionary
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