flog

a brilliant multi-purpose word:

1. (verb) to sell something. generally the price is low or the goods are dodgy.
2. (verb) to lose a sporting match, usually football, by a huge margin
3. (verb) to m-st-rb-t-. sometimes extended to “flog the dog” or “flog the log”.
4. (verb) to steal something
5. (verb) to -ssault somebody
6. (noun) a poser, someone who likes to big-note themselves. relates back to (3).
1. i flogged my piece of sh-t car to some uni student.
2. we got flogged by 15 goals today.
3. i caught my little brother having a flog today.
4. some -rs-hole’s flogged my ciggies!
5. i took this smart–rs- out the back of the pub and gave him a flogging.
6. look at that w-nker in the porsche talking on his car phone. what a flog.
punishment by caning, or by whipping with the cat o’ nine tails. commonly used by pirates.
avast! handsomely now, hand over th’ swag, lest ye yearn for a flogging.
someone who is disliked by a person or the public because they lack any credibility or/and tries to be remain relevant within certain circles but comes across as a moron.
that four eyed purple headed warrior of a journalist is the biggest flog -ssociated with the afl.
golf – spelled backwards
as the duffers finish their round of golf: “that was a fine day of flog”
to attack or bash somebody.
to shoplift or steal.
to m-st-rb-t-.
to be very very high.
“did you see me flog jonno last night?”
“i flogged this beanie yesterday.”
“see you in 10 minutes, i’m going to have a flog.”
“i am soooo flogged!”
a s-x act. when one’s s-x partner is victim to intense humping. usually the flogger is humping really hard and fast. easily occurs during s-x when body is lathered with oil.
flog, f-ckhard, f-cking, f-ck hard
synonym of f-ck. often used as a subst-tute for “f-ck” when someone is not in the proper environment to drop the “f-bomb.”
“oh flog me”, “what the flog!”, “flog me in the -ss!”.
also see flogging floggery floggerologist.

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