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whisk

verb as in brush quickly; hasten

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The president’s security detail rushed to the airport, and Ford was whisked out of California as fast as possible.

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McIlroy heard how quickly the crowd could turn when they booed him, playfully, for not signing any autographs as he was whisked to the 17th tee by organisers.

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It comes about a month after the couple were "suddenly whisked" into court – something their relatives said they had had no prior knowledge of and still had not been given details of.

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For creamy, yolky dishes: fold it into cheesy potatoes, swipe it into horseradish aioli alongside fries, or whisk it into a horseradish–ranch dressing for a steak salad.

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The family of a British couple detained in Iran has requested an urgent meeting with the foreign secretary after the pair were "suddenly whisked" into court.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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