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whisk

[hwisk, wisk] / ʰwɪsk, wɪsk /


Example Sentences

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A whisk of a proud smile flashed across his lips.

From Literature

He perked upright to watch for her approach but instead found himself whisked into the bright haze of a Recollection.

From Literature

And when you whisk it into something, especially with a little acid, it loosens, lightens, turns almost plush.

From Salon

I prefer to whisk in larger toppings, including vegetables and sliced or chopped meats, along with spices to allow for consistency in flavor and texture.

From Salon

He asked them to wait for the judge to return, but said they immediately whisked his client from the courtroom through the holding-cell door.

From Los Angeles Times