whip by

whip by

To pass by (someone or something) exceptionally at a very fast pace. After the dam burst, a flood of water came whipping by. The jet fighter's whipped by our plane so fast that many people didn't even see it happen.See also: by, whip

whip by

v.1. To pass quickly, as of a gust of wind or an interval of time: As I got older, the years whipped by.2. To pass someone or something quickly: The runner in second place whipped by the leader.See also: by, whip