Object

• ass: So, how was he able to whip the asses of two heavily armed robbers?

• hysteria: Challenge the hysteria whipped up by the press and politicians for political gain.

Converse of object

• resign: June 1934 Joseph Hunter ( MP for Dumfries ) resigns the Liberal whip to join the Liberal National party.

• crack: We say things like she really cracked the whip over me, or I'm whipped!

• defy: Two TSSA members defied the whip - Ray Gunter, who resigned from the Parliamentary Labor Party 32 and Tom Bradley.

• withdraw: I called it a vindictive, mechanical way they withdrew the whip from Len Hurst.

Adjective modifier

• Unionist: May 1935 Katherine Marjory Stewart Murray, Duchess of Atholl DBE ( MP for Kinross & West Perthshire ) has the Unionist whip removed.

• chief: The Alliance Party chief whip, Mr David Ford, yesterday welcomed the aims of the report.

• Conservative: Cllr Reg Colwill Conservative group whip, Brent Expensive penny?

Modifies a noun

• coral: A little deeper there is a forest of whip coral covering 30 or more square meters of the hard coral bed.

Noun used with modifier

• three-line: In the House of Commons the Tories imposed a three-line whip to refuse the Bill of Rights a first reading.

• newmarket: Of complaints followed the four refuse newmarket challenge whip.

• bull: Haggis did a couple of spots with his gorgeous UV bull whip with some stunning visual effects.

Preposition: in

• cross: Scarborough whip in a fast cross which could have been dangerous.