Meaning offlogin English

Verb

1. to whip or punish severely; as discipline
   The captain had to flog the sailor for disobedience.
2. to exploit or take advantage of
   The company will flog their new product at the trade show.
3. to use excessively; abuse something
   The politician was accused of trying to flog a dead horse with their outdated policies.
4. to beat or lash repeatedly (as punishment)
   The cruel slave owner would flog his slaves mercilessly for any minor infraction.
5. to sell something (informally); make a profit
   The street vendor tried to flog his old bike to a passerby.
6. to defeat someone easily; win convincingly
   The top-ranked team will flog their opponents in the upcoming match.
7. to overuse or exploit (land, resources); exhaust
   The farmers had to stop farming the land because they would flog it if they continued.
8. to beat away dust; clean (theater context)
   The stagehand was tasked with flogging the dusty curtains before the play started.