Whip
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When the steering wheel was first put into use in automobiles, it was called the whip. The whip is what you used to control the horses on a stagecoach, hence the analogy. Many years later, various hip hop artists noticed that the Mercedes-Benz logo resembled a steering wheel. They then proceeded to use the old term whip to describe any Mercedes-Benz vehicle. The term has now been generalized to classify any expensive automobile.
Whip meaning & definition 1 of Whip.
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A Nice Car , usually expensive.
Whip meaning & definition 2 of Whip.
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A whip has simply come to represent a car. It has been said that it was used a long time ago when a whip would be used to steer the horse-drawn carriages. It is used in hip-hop fashion, and it has come represent any car not neccesarily a really nice car.
Whip meaning & definition 3 of Whip.
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What naughty girls are punished with.
Whip meaning & definition 4 of Whip.
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n.
- A fast, expensive car, such as an Aston Martin. Sometimes used to describe vehicles of a lesser extent in areas of lower standards. (i.e., [ghetto]s)
Whip meaning & definition 5 of Whip.
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slang for an expensive vehicle, car, automobile. Typically used in the Hiphop culture.
Whip meaning & definition 6 of Whip.
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The most irrelevant dance move in the universe but performed by every human being on this earth, including moms.
Whip meaning & definition 7 of Whip.
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A whip is just a car. I notice, as documented in the examples, that whip is most often used when you are talking to someone about their car.
Whip meaning & definition 8 of Whip.
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a sex tool to hurt people
Whip meaning & definition 9 of Whip.
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Whip in Sled Dog Racing. Each carries a whip, but they are only allowed to use it for snapping unless the dogs become unmanageable.
Whip meaning & definition 10 of Whip.
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English Slang to [steal] something [just because] you can; especially something that has been left [unattended].
Whip meaning & definition 11 of Whip.
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Expensive, [flashy] [sports car] or [sedan]. Vehicle.
Whip meaning & definition 12 of Whip.