Difference between Spirited and Whipping

SPIRITED vs WHIPPING: NOUN

The lashing of the end of a rope. (FM 55-501).
A cord or thread used to lash or bind something.
A cooking technique in which air is incorporated into cream etc.
A heavy defeat; a thrashing.
The punishment of being whipped.
The act or method of casting the fly in angling; casting.
In sewing, same as overcasting, 2.
In bookbinding, the sewing of the raw edges of single leaves in sections by overcasting the thread [Eng.]: known in the United States as whip-stitching.
Nautical, a piece of twine or small cord wound. round the end of a rope to keep it from unlaying.
A defeat; a beating: as, the enemy got a good whipping. See whip, verb, 9.
A beating; flagellation.
Beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment
The act of overcoming or outdoing
A stitch passing over an edge diagonally
A sound defeat
In golf, the thin twine with which the head and shaft of a club are bound together.
The act of one that whips.
A thrashing administered especially as punishment.
Material, such as cord or thread, used to lash or bind parts.

Animated; full of life; lively; full of spirit or fire.
Having a spirit of a certain character: used in composition, as in high-spirited, low-spirited, mean-spirited.
Possessed by a spirit.
Synonyms Spiritual, etc. (see spirituous); ardent, high-mettled, high-spirited. See also animation.

Ebullient, Brave, Courageous, Vivacious, Gritty, Zestful, Sprightly, Fearless, Spunky, Plucky, Gallant, Exuberant, Boisterous, Feisty, Lively

Battering, Whipstitching, Whipstitch, Snappy, Slaughter, Debacle, Spirited, Flagellation, Flogging, Drubbing, Trouncing, Lashing, Beating, Thrashing, Walloping

Ebullient, Brave, Courageous, Vivacious, Gritty, Zestful, Sprightly, Fearless, Spunky, Plucky, Gallant, Exuberant, Boisterous, Feisty, Lively

Brunt, Whiplash, Battering, Whipstitch, Snappy, Slaughter, Debacle, Spirited, Flagellation, Drubbing, Trouncing, Lashing, Beating, Thrashing, Walloping

Planning on whipping your bedroom storage into shape?
In some Middle Eastern countries whipping is used.
Dimmesdale is whipping himself with a bloody scourge.
Medusa heads because I loved whipping Medusa heads; I whipped Medusa heads because Medusa heads loved me whipping them.
Heavy whipping cream, often labeled as and referred to as heavy cream or whipping cream, is the star of many desserts.
Contrast, whipping cream are essentially the same as the heavy cream and heavy whipping kind usually!
Mistress O's Whipping Bench This example of a Whipping Bench is made to dismantle and fold away in to a cupboard.
The whipping bowl and instrument should also be correctly proportioned in relation to one another so that whipping is completed as quickly as possible.
Whipping eggs, particularly separated egg whites, with whipping aids such as sugar and cream of tartar, can easily be beaten into a foam.
Heavy whipping cream is more closely comparable to whipping cream.