whip it on someone

whip it on someone

English

Verb

whip it on someone (third-person singular simple present whips it on someone, present participle whipping it on someone, simple past and past participle whipped it on someone)

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   • 2004, Wendy Williams, ‎Karen Hunter, Wendy's Got the Heat (page 194)

     That he had an affair and I was not able to confidently whip off my clothes and whip it on him was driving me crazy.

   • 2012, Linda Porter Harrison, Stuck on Stupid or Stuck in Stupid: The 25 Mistakes Women Make That Prevent Them from Attracting and Keeping Real Love (page 23)

     Paul shakes his head in disbelief and explains to you again that he only wants to be friends and that he prefers that you call before stopping by his place.
     You apologize and assure him that it will never happen again while you gingerly slip out of your slip dress and whip it on him. You pull out all of your tricks because you are going to convince him that you are “the one.”

   • 2013, Pastor Teresa S. Johnson, Finding the Common Ground: Marriage Vs Divorce (page 108)

     It didn't matter if I whipped it on him or not. All that mattered was, he did what he wanted to do and what he thought he was grown enough to do. It was never about what I did not do, but always about what he wanted to do.