The word 'whooping' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to making a loud sound or calling out in a celebratory way when something exciting happens or to express enthusiasm. For example: "The crowd cheered with a collective whooping when the home team scored the winning goal."
Toward the end of the interview, Peterson said he would reconsider using switches in the future, but said he would never "eliminate whooping my kids … because I know how being spanked has helped me in my life".
There are stories about them marauding around the Commons, colonising the bars, being "chippy and confrontational", feasting on chips and sweets (Mhairi Black), taking forbidden selfies at the PM's dispatch box (you know who you are, Roger Mullin) and generally whooping it up.
Peterson told police earlier this year that he felt he had done nothing wrong, that he cares deeply about his son and would never "eliminate whooping my kids … because I know how being spanked has helped me in my life".
The crowd loved it, applauding and whooping and in some cases rising to their feet.
Presumably the idea of the well-heeled-and-educated whooping it up as Cossacks and babushkas was thought untimely.Russian wealth has permeated the upper reaches of society in Britain more completely than in any other Western country.
Audubon's whooping crane, for example, bends down to swallow a baby alligator; his hawks feast on fresh-killed ducks.
AN APPLE launch that has an audience of thousands clapping and whooping?
Ad revenues at several big American newspaper companies, including the New York Times Co and Gannett (owner of USA Today), climbed solidly towards the end of last year.No one is whooping about a swift recovery, especially since the industry fell so far from the heady days of 2000.
Sitting under a gigantic neon-lit Jesus sign, the congregation joins in, whooping when the priest talks about the Prince of Peace and murmuring approval for his call to action.Father Michael's sermon was hardly the stuff of reconciliation and healing.
Cosmopolitan, high-spirited and well-paid, many had been whooping it up in Kabul for years: rebuilding Afghanistan was a blast.
