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Often used in the same context:
sell,
peddle,
spruik,
cadge,
foist,
crucify,
nobble,
gazump,
seeling,
lambast,
lambaste,
buy,
wring,
whoring,
satirise,
purloin,
slagged,
castigate,
chivvy,
poach,
ingratiate,
trousering,
fellate,
clobber,
rationalize,
pillories,
poke fun,
purvey,
plagiarise,
offload,
excoriate,
flay,
gawp,
advertise,
bunging,
woo,
hawking,
agist,
repackage,
impale,
rip,
diddle,
bludgeon,
mollycoddle,
chastise,
pander,
flaunt,
dicking,
fobbing,
tempt,
fatten,
procure,
consign,
smarten,
scarper,
proselytise,
hocking,
seduce,
humiliate,
impress,
disembowel,
faffing,
berate,
stupefy,
wheedle,
vilify,
whinge,
starve,
badmouth,
cajole,
entice,
bashing,
embarrass,
outdo,
pilfer,
hotfoot,
americanise,
quid,
wangle,
advertize,
truckle,
humping,
editorialise,
bleat,
rabbiting,
wimped,
shoehorn,
bastardise,
enthuse,
lure,
spoonfeeding,
chide,
mooch,
mislay,
traduced,
snigger,
publicize,
unhorse,
dissemble,
demonize
More specific:
birch,
cat,
cowhide,
flagellate,
horsewhip,
scourge
Appears in the definition of:
cowhide,
switch
More general:
beat,
beat up
Synonyms:
cane,
lambast,
lambaste,
lash,
lather,
slash,
strap,
trounce,
welt,
whip
Also try:
— Adjectives for flog:
much,
new,
sudden,
total,
british
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