sjamboke

English

Verb

1. Alternative form of sjambok
   • 1903, Edward Frederick Knight, South Africa After the War: A Narrative of Recent Travel, page 270:

     The Boers sjamboked unmercifully or shot natives whom they suspected of giving information to the British.

   • 2010, Casper Erichsen, ‎David Olusoga, The Kaiser's Holocaust: Germany's Forgotten Genocide and the Colonial Roots of Nazism:

     The corporal sjamboked her for certainly more than four minutes and sjamboked the baby as well.

     Are you ready to swear that you saw a white man sjamboking a baby, as well as its mother?

     I am.