whippy

IPA: hwˈɪpi

Examples of "whippy" in Sentences

Anyway we found the van and the kids got their first 'whippy' ice cream of the year.
I wasn't afraid, which mildly surprised me, as I was sure the whippy guy could kick my ass.
The rods were "whippy" but I caught tons of fish using rooster tail spinner baits or plastic worms.
"You see bad data, and prices in financial markets get whippy," says Greg Anderson, a currency analyst at Citigroup.
He said: It came up for sale in Liverpool and had a twin whippy machine so you can have vanilla and strawberry whippy, which is unusual and cool.
Until then, investors should be braced for whippy trading at least through midyear and acknowledge that riskier investments could fall further before recovering.
The blue-chip index hasn't seen such a move since Jan. 3, a 20-day period of calm that has surprised many on Wall Street who had expected more whippy volatility in 2012.
After a plodding slow movement and a very whippy finale, whipped with both speed and cream, the audience erupted in applause and wouldn't let Denk go until he played an encore of totally, incongruously, beautiful Ives.