Definition of whup in English:

whup

verbwhups, whupped, whuppingwʌp(h)wo͝op

[with object]often in phrase whup someone's assNorth American informal

1Beat or assault (someone)
they would whup him and send him home
他们会把他打一顿，然后送他回家。
he almost got his ass whupped a few times
Example sentencesExamples
- We were so angry, if we weren't at work we would've whupped this little man.
- He could get real cross when he drank, but he didn't whup us much long as we steered clear.
- Building a city from blocks, dice, toy soldiers and other odds and ends, he's transported into a make-believe municipality just in time to slay a monster, whup a villain, load up an ark - and learn a few lessons in kindness and humility.
1. 1.1 Utterly defeat or dominate (an opponent or rival)
  he promised that he would resign after his party got whupped in the elections
  if you lined up our guys against the 49ers, they'd get whupped
  如果你把我们的伙计都邀集起来打49年人队，他们一定会大败的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although Democrats certainly know they got whupped this past Tuesday, I still don't think they really understand the implications for the 2004 elections.
  He began martial arts training when most kids his age are still getting whupped by their big sisters and won the first of his seven black belts in karate at just 12 years old.
  Where part of Woods' dominance is the overt intimidation that his high-octane presence provokes in others, Annika routinely whups what passes for her competition by dint of nothing more than total superiority.
  The longer you last, the greater the odds against you and the bigger the chance of receiving a close-range whupping.
  To make a long story short, the Panthers were getting whupped.

Origin

Late 19th century: variant of whip.

Definition of whup in US English:

whup

verb(h)wo͝op

[with object]often in phrase whup someone's assNorth American informal

1Beat or assault (someone)
they would whup him and send him home
他们会把他打一顿，然后送他回家。
he almost got his ass whupped a few times
Example sentencesExamples
- We were so angry, if we weren't at work we would've whupped this little man.
- Building a city from blocks, dice, toy soldiers and other odds and ends, he's transported into a make-believe municipality just in time to slay a monster, whup a villain, load up an ark - and learn a few lessons in kindness and humility.
- He could get real cross when he drank, but he didn't whup us much long as we steered clear.
1. 1.1 Utterly defeat or dominate (an opponent or rival)
  he promised that he would resign after his party got whupped in the elections
  if you lined up our guys against the 49ers, they'd get whupped
  如果你把我们的伙计都邀集起来打49年人队，他们一定会大败的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Where part of Woods' dominance is the overt intimidation that his high-octane presence provokes in others, Annika routinely whups what passes for her competition by dint of nothing more than total superiority.
  He began martial arts training when most kids his age are still getting whupped by their big sisters and won the first of his seven black belts in karate at just 12 years old.
  The longer you last, the greater the odds against you and the bigger the chance of receiving a close-range whupping.
  To make a long story short, the Panthers were getting whupped.
  Although Democrats certainly know they got whupped this past Tuesday, I still don't think they really understand the implications for the 2004 elections.

Origin

Late 19th century: variant of whip.

单词	whup
释义	Definition of whup in English: whup verbwhups, whupped, whuppingwʌp(h)wo͝op [with object]often in phrase whup someone's assNorth American informal 1Beat or assault (someone) they would whup him and send him home 他们会把他打一顿，然后送他回家。 he almost got his ass whupped a few times Example sentencesExamples We were so angry, if we weren't at work we would've whupped this little man. He could get real cross when he drank, but he didn't whup us much long as we steered clear. Building a city from blocks, dice, toy soldiers and other odds and ends, he's transported into a make-believe municipality just in time to slay a monster, whup a villain, load up an ark - and learn a few lessons in kindness and humility. 1.1 Utterly defeat or dominate (an opponent or rival) he promised that he would resign after his party got whupped in the elections if you lined up our guys against the 49ers, they'd get whupped 如果你把我们的伙计都邀集起来打49年人队，他们一定会大败的。 Example sentencesExamples Although Democrats certainly know they got whupped this past Tuesday, I still don't think they really understand the implications for the 2004 elections. He began martial arts training when most kids his age are still getting whupped by their big sisters and won the first of his seven black belts in karate at just 12 years old. Where part of Woods' dominance is the overt intimidation that his high-octane presence provokes in others, Annika routinely whups what passes for her competition by dint of nothing more than total superiority. The longer you last, the greater the odds against you and the bigger the chance of receiving a close-range whupping. To make a long story short, the Panthers were getting whupped. Origin Late 19th century: variant of whip. Definition of whup in US English: whup verb(h)wo͝op [with object]often in phrase whup someone's assNorth American informal 1Beat or assault (someone) they would whup him and send him home 他们会把他打一顿，然后送他回家。 he almost got his ass whupped a few times Example sentencesExamples We were so angry, if we weren't at work we would've whupped this little man. Building a city from blocks, dice, toy soldiers and other odds and ends, he's transported into a make-believe municipality just in time to slay a monster, whup a villain, load up an ark - and learn a few lessons in kindness and humility. He could get real cross when he drank, but he didn't whup us much long as we steered clear. 1.1 Utterly defeat or dominate (an opponent or rival) he promised that he would resign after his party got whupped in the elections if you lined up our guys against the 49ers, they'd get whupped 如果你把我们的伙计都邀集起来打49年人队，他们一定会大败的。 Example sentencesExamples Where part of Woods' dominance is the overt intimidation that his high-octane presence provokes in others, Annika routinely whups what passes for her competition by dint of nothing more than total superiority. He began martial arts training when most kids his age are still getting whupped by their big sisters and won the first of his seven black belts in karate at just 12 years old. The longer you last, the greater the odds against you and the bigger the chance of receiving a close-range whupping. To make a long story short, the Panthers were getting whupped. Although Democrats certainly know they got whupped this past Tuesday, I still don't think they really understand the implications for the 2004 elections. Origin Late 19th century: variant of whip.
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