bas·ti·na·do 
(băs′tə-nādō, -nä-) also bas·ti·nade (-nād, -näd)
(băs′tə-nādō, -nä-) also bas·ti·nade (-nād, -näd)n. pl. bas·ti·na·does also bas·ti·nades
1. A beating with a stick or cudgel, especially on the soles of the feet.
2. A stick or cudgel.
tr.v. bas·ti·na·doed, bas·ti·na·do·ing, bas·ti·na·does also bas·ti·nad·ed or bas·ti·nad·ing or bas·ti·nades
To subject to a beating; thrash.
[Alteration of Spanish bastonada, from baston, stick, from Vulgar Latin *bastō, *bastōn-.]