Pencil Whip
Jeff Kuhns. When in a tournament you shoot a 76 but you "pencil whip" your competitor by making him sign a 72 on your scorecard. A.K.A. the Jeff Kuhns Special.
Pencil Whip by Mike Watts October 6, 2008
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pencil-whip
1. To mark off a check list as complete without reading or doing any of the items on the list.
2. Checks resembling marks that left by a bull whip.
3. To blindly mark a checklist of items without reading or doing
2. Checks resembling marks that left by a bull whip.
3. To blindly mark a checklist of items without reading or doing
The accident happened because John pencil-whipped the Pre-flight check list and didn't check the hatch.
pencil-whip by darkguardian January 6, 2012
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pencil-whip
1. To cheat, by adding more points than deserved in a game (like DOMINOES.)
2. To write down more points than deserved in a game (like DOMINOES.)
2. To write down more points than deserved in a game (like DOMINOES.)
pencil-whip by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant November 21, 2006
Pencil Whipper
Someone who approves documents without actually knowing or reviewing what it is that is being approved.
Pencil Whipper by Neon Dinosaur September 9, 2020
pencil whipper
Caleb, bruh, how are you possibly -20 under par? You're such a pencil whipper. carry stevi's bag and let him keep score.
pencil whipper by mike rauch December 5, 2017
Pencil Whipping
At the end of a golf round, Pencil Whipping is the act of adding a few strokes to a hole or multiple holes of your opponent.
Mike: Alright, I had a 3,4,5,4, and 6 on the first 5 holes. Do you have the same?
Ryan: Actually, I have you down for a 4,7,6,4,8. I think I am correct.
Mike: Are you kidding me! Your just pencil whipping me!
Ryan: Actually, I have you down for a 4,7,6,4,8. I think I am correct.
Mike: Are you kidding me! Your just pencil whipping me!
Pencil Whipping by Jut254 July 11, 2010
pencilwhip
Instead of doing the job as required, the mechanic pencilwhipped the paperwork, so his boss would think he really did the job.
pencilwhip by Paul Boring September 18, 2008
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