Usage of the character 鞭

whip or lash
to flog
to whip
conductor's baton
segmented iron weapon (old)
penis (of animal, served as food)

mǎbiān

马鞭

[馬鞭]

horsewhip

yángbiān

扬鞭

[揚鞭]

to whip on
to raise a whip
by ext. to swagger

biānjié

鞭节

[鞭節]

flagellum

jiàobiān

教鞭

[教鞭]

teacher's pointer

biānxíng

鞭刑

[鞭刑]

caning (corporal punishment)

biānmáo

鞭毛

[鞭毛]

flagellum

gāngbiān

钢鞭

[鋼鞭]

mace (weapon)

xiānbiān

先鞭

[先鞭]

to be the first; to lead the way

niúbiān

牛鞭

[牛鞭]

pizzle
bull's penis (served as food)

píbiān

皮鞭

[皮鞭]

lash

biānzi

鞭子

[鞭子]

whip
CL:根 (gēn)

biāncè

鞭策

[鞭策]

to spur on
to urge on
to encourage sb (e.g. to make progress)

biānpào

鞭炮

[鞭炮]

firecrackers
string of small firecrackers
CL:枚 (méi)

biānhén

鞭痕

[鞭痕]

welt
whip scar
lash mark

dǎngbiān

党鞭

[黨鞭]

(politics) whip

biāndǎ

鞭打

[鞭打]

to whip
to lash
to flog
to thrash

biāntà

鞭挞

[鞭撻]

to lash; (fig.) to castigate

biānchī

鞭笞

[鞭笞]

to flog
to lash
to whip
to urge or goad along

biānchóng

鞭虫

[鞭蟲]

whipworm

biānmáogāng

鞭毛纲

[鞭毛綱]

flagellate

bàwángbiān

霸王鞭

[霸王鞭]

a rattle stick used in folk dancing
rattle stick dance

fàngbiānpào

放鞭炮

[放鞭炮]

to set off firecrackers

sānjiébiān

三节鞭

[三節鞭]

three-section staff (old-style weapon)

juémùbiānshī

掘墓鞭尸

[掘墓鞭屍]

to exhume a body for public flogging (idiom)

ránfàngbiānpào

燃放鞭炮

[燃放鞭炮]

to set off fire crackers

biānchángmòjí

鞭长莫及

[鞭長莫及]

lit. the whip cannot reach (idiom); beyond one's influence
too far to be able to help

kuàimǎjiābiān

快马加鞭

[快馬加鞭]

to spur the horse to full speed (idiom)
to go as fast as possible

tóubiānduànliú

投鞭断流

[投鞭斷流]

arms enough to stem the stream (idiom); formidable army

biānpìrùlǐ

鞭辟入里

[鞭闢入裡]

penetrated
trenchant
incisive