Wiktionary
vb. (context intransitive English) To rain heavily.
Usage examples of "whip down".
Then Batman began bringing his whip down on the egg-like beings, and suddenly they parted.
And he led Whip down to the foot of Market Street, where grimy ferries left for the other side of the bay, and when after a long walk through Oakland they stood before a well he had recently dug he pointed with unconcealed admiration at a pipe protruding from the ground, from which gushed a steady volume of water that rose fourteen feet into the air.
A bystander might simply infer that the girl was new to her collar and did not understand that such a question might bring the whip down upon her.
The monstrosity who was guarding them - a twisted creature with a breechclout twisted around its legs and a patchy line of stiff hair growing from the scant flesh over the knobs of its spine - brought its whip down first on one and then on the other, howling at them in a high, screeching language that seemed to drive silver nails of pain into Jack's head.
They went thumping down together, and Biron clawed up along the guard's body, hand over hand, seizing first the shoulder and then the wrist of the arm that was trying to bring its whip down upon him.
They went thumping down together, and Biron clawed up along the guards body, hand over hand, seizing first the shoulder and then the wrist of the arm that was trying to bring its whip down upon him.
Finally he threw the whip down onto the floor, dropped his trousers and plunged his raging bulbous cock into the dark stormy recesses of her anus.
Breathing hard, she brought the whip down again, and yet again, and then her arm hung, exhausted.
He brought the whip down on Suleiman's back with such terrifying speed and strength that the snap echoed through all the hills.
Quenthel took the opportunity to bring the whip down on the tanarukk again, and Pharaun saw the fangs of the snake heads sink deeply into the flesh of the creature's face and neck.