sjambok

"And all of a sudden, I saw her having a sjambok."

You will hear from my sjambok when we get home!'

"For the matter of that I doubt if anyone could stand the sjambok.

My bondage is not forced upon me by the white man's sjambok.

I was right about the sjambok, which was not mentioned on our return.

Even today, the sjambok is used by herdsmen to drive cattle.

Must he admit defeat and use the sjambok again?

That was the cut of a whip, a sjambok.

The sjambok had a variety of uses, with the most obvious being cattle driving.

He'll take the sjambok to me this time.

The child danced to the tune of the sjambok, howling at each cut.

All three young men have charged that she hit them with a stiff whip, called a sjambok, and her fists.

In line with this cosmetic policy, out went the sjambok, the rhino-hide whip used by police.

Finally, in desperation Sean took the sJambok to him.

He snatched up his sjambok from the desk.

In Ralph's hand was a sjambok of hippo hide.

She blasted me four strokes of the sjambok.

The more martially-designed sjambok can inflict serious wounds and sometimes even cut through clothing.

'In the matter of white man's punishment, the black people already understand that the body can be broken by a sjambok but never the spirit.

Mevrou always called the bamboo cane she carried her sjambok.

A sjambok is a whip.

He blinked several times, then abruptly turned his back on her, his shoulders hunched as though against the blow of a sjambok.

He carried a long black sjambok in his right hand, a vicious tapered whip of cured hippo-hide.

I was struck with the sjambok."

Many South African households keep a sjambok.