The term "whip round" originates from British slang, referring to the practice of quickly collecting money from a group of people for a common cause or gift. It is believed to have emerged in the mid-20th century, often associated with informal gatherings where participants contribute small amounts for a specific purpose, such as a farewell gift for a colleague. The phrase suggests a swift, circular motion of passing around a collection, akin to "whipping" around the group.
Queensland won first round in 2012 origin
Like the crack of a whip, quick and painfully on the mark. Analogous to "Smart as a tack" or "Whipper snapper". Opposite of "dumb as a sack of hammers."
I'm sure that the origin was round about the viking time
It is from the Latin flagellate, meaning to whip.
The meaning of the name Chamboko Sjambok Afrikaans in Shona language of the African origin is "a whip."
Scottish/Old english, Meaning "round hill"
hispanic - on round table....information bu jeyson jesudas
The name is ultimately derived from the Persian 'Dulband' meaning 'round'
Crocodiles have a very powerful bite. Also they can 'whip' their tails round - in order to try and knock a predator off their feet.
dream whip!? u mean miracle whip or cool whip?
round trip is a trip in which destination and origin is same also outbound and inbound component fare is same, whereas in circle trip origin and destination is same but outbound and inbound fare is different.
The song was "whip it" by Devo