Definitions
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- v. Present participle of larrup.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Brathwacker will be the listened after and he larruping sparks out of his teiney ones.
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“Oh! no; I just sat down in the street while I was larruping those morkins and they took my whip and ran away.”
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On one of those Saturdays, as I was in the heart of the theater district, a volley of teen-age girls came larruping down the street bellowing, The Rolling Stones!
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I might have been snug and warm and larruping Mrs Popplewell this minute.
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Stein was in an uneasy and dangerous mood, his great hands white-knuckled as he gripped the railing and pretended to watch the apprentice fighters larruping each other out in the arena.
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Jessup's delivery boy, driving back from his last trip, was larruping his horse and careful
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They did not at first notice a small red car larruping gaily over the road beneath the ledge, though the driver was a pink-haired man in a green coat.
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He was glad when the bandsmen came larruping home from the dance.
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She had to go larruping off by herself on Bill's horse Jake, and she hasn't come back yet.
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Ryan once more came larruping down the grade to Camp Cajon and turned in there with a dogged purpose in his eyes and with his jaw set stubbornly.
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