Object

• ticket: This may have something to do with the fact that no-one likes getting up for 8 am Mass to flog tickets!

• product: In fact they are abusing the good name of Friends of the Earth to flog tropical timber products that destroy precious rainforest.

• scene: The long flogging scenes, in particular, are extremely difficult to watch.

• copy: You know, we're still flogging a few copies on tour.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: We didn't fall out of anything, we just ran out of road really, you ca n't flog a dead horse.

• severely: If they are found by the patrol after the time to which their pass extends, they are severely flogged.

• then: The whole work is then flogged by hitting the brush against the surface all the way up the panel.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Present at several other sites and so no need flog up to northern Kyushu for them.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: A Metro ride to Château Rouge and a flog up the hill really should have been avoided.

• around: That was one of the advantages of flogging around the theater circuit.

Preposition: if

• directive: Your civil and human rights are going to take a flogging if this directive goes through.