Pronunciation: /ˈpɪstəl wɪp/
noun a physical attack using a pistol as a weapon
A1 He was injured by a pistol whip during the robbery.
A2 The criminal used a pistol whip to threaten the victim.
B1 The detective found evidence of a pistol whip in the crime scene.
B2 The suspect was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after using a pistol whip.
C1 The trained assassin expertly executed a pistol whip maneuver on his target.
C2 The infamous gang leader was known for his brutal pistol whip attacks.
verb to hit someone with a pistol as a form of attack
A1 The robber tried to pistol whip the store clerk during the robbery.
A2 The criminal pistol whipped the victim before stealing their wallet.
B1 The gang member threatened to pistol whip anyone who crossed him.
B2 The detective warned the suspect not to pistol whip anyone during the interrogation.
C1 The trained assassin knew how to pistol whip without leaving a trace.
C2 The skilled martial artist demonstrated the proper technique to pistol whip an opponent in self-defense.
formal The suspect was charged with assault for using a pistol whip during the robbery.
informal I heard that the robber tried to pistol whip the store clerk before running away.
slang Don't mess with him, he'll pistol whip you if you get on his bad side.
figurative Her words felt like a pistol whip to his ego, leaving him feeling defeated.
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