flog

US /flɑːɡ/
UK /flɑːɡ/
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1.

beat (someone) with a whip or stick as a form of punishment

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The prisoner was sentenced to be flogged.
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Historically, sailors were often flogged for insubordination.
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2.

sell (something) or offer it for sale, typically aggressively or with great effort

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He's trying to flog his old car before he buys a new one.
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They're always trying to flog us extended warranties.
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