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whisk

[hwisk, wisk] / ʰwɪsk, wɪsk /


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Video clips of him crouching and then being whisked away from a rally in the Copperbelt province shocked Zambians and many people, irrespective of their political affiliation, condemned what happened.

From BBC

But after returning to his Vatican residence he complained he was having difficulty breathing and his team decided he should be whisked to hospital for a series of medical tests.

From Reuters

Before she was whisked outside, she begged officials to free the men.

From New York Times

Meanwhile, in a small bowl, whisk together the lemon zest and juice and the remaining 3 tablespoons oil.

From Washington Times

A pair of carpenters would then whisk Tannahill from his rooftop and into a nursery.

From New York Times