Whippedness

A scale of how whipped a guy is for his woman or bitch.

Dude, your whippedness is extreme.

by Kyle Matte July 28, 2005

whippersnapper

A young and inexperienced person, typically overconfident or arrogant.

a random elder: dammit i hate that whippersnapper!

by NowTilous August 6, 2018

Whipping boy

Someone who takes a beating, often regularly. Could be physical, verbal or mental beating.

"I feel sorry for Kieran, can't be nice being the whipping boy"
" fuck that little jew bitch, he deserves it the yid"
"bit harsh"
" not at all, gas the pussy ol"

by WhatsApp group king March 24, 2019

Cool Whip mask

Getting your "significant other" to cum all over your face(a good amount) and spreading said cum all over your face, thus, making a healing formula that purifies and clarifies the skin.

Girl to friend: Oh my gosh girl! Your skin is glowing!! Are you using a new facewash?

Friend to Girl: Yeah girl! I got my boyfriend to give me a cool whip mask last night! You should try it!

by yoseason February 26, 2009

welfare whip

welfare whip: a term created by a man living on the IL/WI border between two big cities swarmming with "welfare whips". the meaning is a vehicle bought using the tax payers money,usually driven by a black person who cannot or WILL NOT get a job,and usually having oversized wheels (tractor wheels wrapped in tinfoil). this is not uncommon at all in big citys such as (chicago,milwaukee,cleavland,oakland,L.A.). the "welfare whip" could also be a shitty vehicle with 24" rims,or a mercedes with disability plates driving through the ghetto . in other words any vehicle bought with the tax payers money.

niglet : damn you saw's shaniq-walikes new ride, jumpin jammal?

jumpin jamal: hells yeaaahhh he must of just got is welfare check, that is one tizzight welfare whip

by 00beast00 August 25, 2010

Sky Whip

Private Jet

Me: You have to check out my new Sky Whip!
Friend: Why? Is it a G650 or somoething?

by Fresher than Grapes November 8, 2010

when in doubt, whip it out

Common slang umong military enlisted to salute an approaching person in uniform when uncertain of their rank. Better to be safe than sorry. More common with the NAVY as Chief Petty Officers have gold anchors on their collars and are often mistaken for gold oak leafs (signifying a Lieutenant Commander or Major).

Bill- "Don't look now, but here comes an officer"
Larry-"No, it looks like a Chief Petty Officer from here"
Bill-"When in doubt, whip it out. Better to be on the safe side then to ignore him if he was an officer".
Larry-"You're right"

*Both saluting-"Good morning sir".

by awj_woody December 26, 2008