strop

In an interview recorded long after he was emancipated, he remembered, “If slaves rebelled, I done seed them whip them with a strop called ‘cat-nine-tails.’

Honey, this strop was about broad as your hand from thumb to little finger, and it was cut in strips up.

Mr Diamond told police he thought she was in a "strop" and "huff" because he had stopped her, so he started trying to kiss her again.

The tour, for which the Jacksonville show was the sixth strop, runs through October and is in support of the March release of Wallen’s sophomore album, “One Thing at a Time.”

He left the field in a strop often enough after games, so what might he be saying in private given the overall malaise at Old Trafford?