Homonym: whip (Discipline)
A whip is a tool made of a long, flexible material, often leather or nylon, designed to create a cracking sound or to strike an object. It typically consists of a handle and a long, tapering body that can vary in length. Whips are used in various contexts, including equestrian activities, where they help guide horses, and in certain sports or performances.
In addition to their practical uses, whips have cultural significance in many societies. They are often associated with cowboys and rodeo events, where they are used to control livestock. Whips can also appear in circus acts and martial arts, showcasing skill and precision.