1. to beat or thrash; to strike repeatedly
Usage: informal; chiefly North American
2. to move or run at high speed; to dash
Usage: informal; chiefly North American

Examples

• The coach threatened to larrup any player who showed up late to practice.
• He larrups the ball down the field with impressive force.
• The horse larrups across the meadow at full gallop.
• Don't larrup the furniture with that stick!
• She larrups through the hallway in a hurry.
• The old sailor would larrup the rigging to test its strength.