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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

Cuzen Matcha Maker Gift Kit – Matcha is traditionally prepared with a stone mill and bamboo whisk, but lord knows most coffee shops you order it from are doing no such thing.

From Salon

“Neighbors, friends, people who serve them are being whisked away,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

He whisks the reader from oceanic thermal vents through the rise of mammals to the emergence of human language, peppering the text with goofy drawings and personal anecdotes.

From The Wall Street Journal

For savory oats, I go one step further and whisk in a little white miso, which gives the whole thing a quiet, savory hum.

From Salon