Whipper

A 'whipper' generally refers to a person or thing that applies a whip or acts in a whipping manner. Historically, it denoted someone who uses a whip for punishment or control, like an animal handler. More broadly, it can describe anything that strikes, lashes, or swiftly moves, implying force or impact. In modern usage, it can colloquially describe someone energetic, efficient, or quick, a 'whipper' at their craft. The connotation often depends on context, ranging from punitive to admiring.

Whipper meaning with examples

• The circus animal whipper cracked his lash, guiding the tigers into their act. The sting of the leather was felt as the tiger roared at the noise. His job was to ensure the animals complied. The crowds enjoyed the show despite the animal's fear. The animal was soon trained, and the show could start, as they loved their jobs.
• The competitive cyclist, a whipper on the hills, left his opponents in the dust, effortlessly tackling the climbs with incredible speed. He ascended with speed, putting space between him and the other racers. They stood in awe of his speed as they pushed through the pain. Victory would soon be his after a brutal race.
• The marketing executive was a whipper in the office, swiftly making decisions and efficiently implementing strategies. His speed and decisiveness were legendary and respected. Her skill would soon be noticed, and everyone felt the energy. The productivity of the company increased, along with the morale.
• During the harsh interrogation, the whipper used a whip to extract confessions from the prisoners, relying on fear and intimidation. The prisoners were frightened and forced to comply. His methods were brutal and inhumane, leaving many scared. His approach was barbaric.