† Chawbuck v.

Obs. [f. prec. sb.] trans. To flog with a chawbuck; to whip.

1682.  Hedges, MS. Diary, 2 Nov. (Y.). The next day he was beat on y^e soles of his feet, y^e third day … Chawbuckt.

1699.  Lett. to E. India Comp., 23 March (Y.). To be tyed up and chawbucked.

1726.  in Wheeler, Hist. India, II. 410 (Y.). Another Pariah he chawbucked 25 blows.