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flog
verb (flogged , flogging )
1 to beat; to whip repeatedly, particularly as a punishment.
2 colloq to sell something.
[17c: probably from Latin flagellare ; see flagellant]
flogger noun .
flog a dead horse colloq to waste time and energy trying to do something that is impossible or a lost cause.
flog something to death colloq to overuse (an idea, expression, etc) so that it becomes tedious, often resulting in the opposite effect from the desired one.
verb (flogged , flogging )
1 to beat; to whip repeatedly, particularly as a punishment.
2 colloq to sell something.
[17c: probably from Latin flagellare ; see flagellant]
flogger noun .
flog a dead horse colloq to waste time and energy trying to do something that is impossible or a lost cause.
flog something to death colloq to overuse (an idea, expression, etc) so that it becomes tedious, often resulting in the opposite effect from the desired one.
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