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Flogger

 
WordNet: flogger
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The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: a torturer who flogs or scourges (especially an official whose duty is to whip offenders)
  Synonym: scourger


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A flogger (from the verb to flog) can be:

  • Flogger (food): a person who blogs on food. Occasionally known as Food Blogger.
  • A disciplinarian who flogs, i.e. administers a flogging as a physical punishment, or in BDSM;
  • A multi-tongue whipping implement specially made to use for such fetish and/or erotic BDSM flogging, usually of the cat o' nine tails -, scourge- or martinet-type, and often so called, but often made more decorative (e.g. colourful) and sometimes in less cruel materials than tough leather, such as soft-fibred cord; a miniature version for male genitorture is called ball whip
  • It is also the name for a model of fighter aircraft, the Mikoyan MiG 23 'flogger' and its later version the Mikoyan MiG-27 'Flogger';
  • The name of a software library, the Flogger - a Free Logger;
  • Flogger: a new fashion originated in Argentina, which has grown in popularity principally by the Fotolog web site.
  • Flogger is also a term used by [The Levity Project] to describe people who specifically Blog about the value of having fun in our adult lives. FUN + Blogger = FLOGGER!

 
 
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