Whipping 

• It can mean the act of flagellation
• It can mean the cooking technique that incorporates air into food by vigorous beating: see Whipping (cookery)
• It can also refer to the activities of party officials called whips in party politics
• It can refer to the act of binding a rope in ropework[?]
• It can refer to a loose form of sewing
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