| whip cream | 7.50 | Whip cream for pies. | ||
| whip ball | 1.65 | The shortstop whipped the ball to first base. | ||
| whip support | 1.45 | They have been trying to whip up support to block any changes. | ||
| whip pass | 0.86 | The winger whipped a pass toward the net. | ||
| whip snow | 0.72 | Soldiers dug in as icy winds whipped snow off the desolate fields. | ||
| whip mixture | 0.59 | Whip cornstarch mixture into yolks. | ||
| whip shot | 0.59 | Yashin whipped a shot past Joseph for his third goal in four games. | ||
| whip horse | 0.53 | The jockey whipped his horse. | ||
| whip wind | 0.53 | And the strange, unseasonably cool wind that whips down minutes before the storm. | ||
| whip crowd | 0.46 | He could whip a crowd into hysteria. | ||
| whip face | 0.46 | A terrible wind whipped our faces. | ||
| whip wave | 0.46 | The agency said there was no danger of tsunami, powerful waves whipped up by seismic activity. | ||
| whip child | 0.39 | It takes a pretty grim parent to whip a child when the anger is gone. | ||
| whip sentiment | 0.39 | She blames the Muslim party, the SDA, for whipping up sentiments against Serbs like her. | ||
| whip arm | 0.33 | It forced Hundley to whip his arm sideways. | ||
| whip fastball | 0.33 | He struck out Bordick, whipping a fastball. | ||
| whip fire | 0.33 | A strong wind whipped the fire and officials feared it could and touch off a massive inferno. | ||
| whip hysteria | 0.33 | It accuses the United States of whipping up hysteria and spreading false fears of war. | ||
| whip passion | 0.33 | Medha Patkar came, saw and whipped up passions. | ||
| whip woman | 0.33 | They whip women for exposing flesh at midcalf. |