whippy

new growths of whippy sapling twigs.

The enterprise is to drive carriage, the policymaker is wagoner, employee is a horse, drive is whippy.

That said, notice how "whippy" Joba's arm is compared to Hughes (frames 11-15).

The whippy branches of the willow tree swayed in the wind.

The chef used a whippy whisk to beat the eggs.

The horse's tail was long and whippy as it galloped across the field.

He cracked the whippy whip to get the attention of the audience.

The gymnast performed a series of whippy flips during her routine.

The cat's tail was thin and whippy as it flicked back and forth.

The dancer's movements were whippy and graceful, captivating the audience.

The flexible hose had a whippy quality, making it easy to maneuver.

She had a whippy wit, always quick with a clever comeback.