'whop' is not a word in standard English.
It is not used in formal writing or speaking.
She notes that professional female boxers would whop a man off the street, and that women are keen marksmen.
Williams recorded the second quickest time in three of the final four training runs, suggesting that she is capable of emulating her World Cup silver medal at the same venue last year behind Mellisa Hollingsworth, whop is the strong Canadian gold medal favourite.
Carla and Charles are kissing!' whereupon Carla would give him a huge whop on the bottom - Carla can be quite severe with Jonathan".
When the admittedly knowledgeable McCarver, a "congenital first-guesser" given to carping about managerial decisions, was let go by the Mets (my own flavor of choice for 40 years), it became safe once again to watch with the sound on and thrill to the sweet whop! of the bat and the roar of the crowd.
Afterward Mr. Beck knelt worshipfully at Mr. Guy's feet, paying homage to a venerated ancestor who can still whop him.
(Jerry Clower, a Mississippi comedian, called them "whop biscuits," a derisive reference to the sound made when a can is whacked against the edge of a kitchen counter).
Black Hawk and Kiowa helicopters dipped low over the base, beating the air with their whop-whop-whopping.
There are a whopping (it whops if there are more than 10, by my count) 12 unique entries today, and the two long Downs, SILVER AGE and MONIED MEN, are particularly poetic.
"In the distance, chopper noise, to the west upwind, the whop-whop-whop approaching like swarms of dragonflies, banking nose up," read Dayl S. Wise, who served in Vietnam and Cambodia in 1970, and who has compiled a book of poems by himself and other veterans, "Post-Traumatic Press 2007".
Rather than dwell on their failure, El Salvador took up the waiters' challenge and whopped them.
Whopping television audiences make it the world's richest league, expected to net £3.1 billion ($4.8 billion) in revenues this season.
