The meaning of FLOG is to beat with or as if with a rod or whip. How to use flog in a sentence.

If caught, they could be, and frequently were, taken before a magistrate, flogged and then returned to their old master.

FLOGGED definition: having been beaten with a whip, stick, etc.. See examples of flogged used in a sentence.

When you flog someone, you beat them as a way of punishing or controlling them. In the old days, teachers were allowed to flog misbehaving students, and it wasn't uncommon for parents to …

flog (flɒg, flɔg) v.t. flogged, flog•ging. 1. to beat with a whip, stick, etc., esp. as punishment. 2. Slang. a. to sell, esp. aggressively or vigorously.

Definition of flog verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

flog /flɑg, flɔg/ v. [~ + object], flogged, flog•ging. to beat with or as if with a whip or stick: flogging prisoners. [Slang.] to sell, esp. aggressively: flogged used cars for a living.

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It happens if the oil has been flogged to death or not filtered. The general public are tired of being flogged home phones and life insurance. But he flogged a limited team and clashed with his …

• The age-old argument that poverty breeds crime is again being flogged by social engineers. • He's been on a lot of TV shows, flogging his new book. • They must have been flogging it …