whip on

whip someone or something on

to force someone or something to continue by whipping or beating. The rider whipped his horse on, faster and faster. The stage coach driver whipped on the team of horses.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ademir	-	Portuguese (Brazilian)
Rowell	['rauəl]
Hortensius	-	Ancient Roman
Bonifacio	bo-nee-FAH-cho (Italian), bo-nee-FAH-thyo (Spanish), bo-nee-FAH-syo (Latin American Spanish)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Uzoma	-	Western African, Igbo
Kerr	[kə:]