lashing|lashings in English

noun

[lash·ing || 'læʃɪŋ]

act of striking with a lash; whipping; harsh scolding; act of tying with a cord

Use "lashing|lashings" in a sentence

1. Lashings of HE, land mines, detonators, everything.

2. The rain was lashing the windows.

3. The menace was the lashing rattan.

4. Tension overall lashings using turnbuckles and staple nail lightly to the bearer boards.

5. He was given a severe tongue lashing .

6. Your mind is lashing out, Ethan.

7. Don't go near that lashing tail.

8. He gave the movie a lashing.

9. The speaker was lashing the crowd.

10. He gave the poor donkey a terrible lashing.

11. 3 synonyms for Chiding: objurgation, scolding, tongue-lashing

12. He strutted ahead lashing his machete about.

13. Secure the anchor by lashing it to the rail.

14. The hail is lashing down on the roof.

15. Plastered to tiny projections on the chalk face, the majority survive howling gales and tempestuous spray-lashings.

16. At first he listened to the tongue-lashing in virtual silence.

17. Sailors employed in lashing and securing On deck cargoes.

18. Probably didn't save you from a brutal tongue-lashing, though, huh?

19. The sound of the rain lashing against the windows was deafening.

20. On top of a tongue-lashing, he got a beating as well.

21. The sailors made a raft by lashing tree-trunks together.

22. I would get 36 lashings by breaking 36 vows, and each hitting rod must be broken!

23. They were put in charge of food distribution, and they also administered lashings to other prisoners.

24. He swung towards the door, lashing his tail and growling to himself.

25. 13 I keep in contact with the Chief Officer about the lashing.