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- noun Plural form of
whiplash .
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Examples
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But then he whiplashes his listeners, turning the sentence into a plaintive cry of despair with the payoff word "please!"
Heeere's... Johnny's Writer! Raymond Siller 2011
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Outperforming the index is what you should watch out for as you console yourself with market whiplashes.
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Outperforming the index is what you should watch out for as you console yourself with market whiplashes.
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Housing sector has taken a few whiplashes, especially the luxury segment.
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A first glimpse of Joe's trailers for this year's edition of the festival: Rehearsal for a film scene, a showdown between jealous lovers: a cellphone goes off, an actor whiplashes out of character.
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The worst service provider that harasses YOU time and again giving your cybernetic soul whiplashes giving YOU immense pain pain multiplied like links in a chain
Archive 2009-05-01 photographerno1 2009
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The worst service provider that harasses YOU time and again giving your cybernetic soul whiplashes giving YOU immense pain pain multiplied like links in a chain
Archive 2009-05-01 photographerno1 2009
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From this ledger he drew forth a couple of whiplashes, three or four buckles, a little sample – bag of corn, and, finally, a small roll of very dirty bank – notes, from which he selected the required amount, which he handed over to Sam.
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At this point my hair stood up on end and its separate strands tended to crack like whiplashes.
Boing Boing 2005
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That's some dye from the dummy's head that whiplashes into these curtains instead of a window.
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