whisk|whisked|whisking|whisks in English

verb

[hwɪsk /w-]

sweep; brush; draw, snatch; cause to be frothy, whip (eggs, etc.); move rapidly, dart, rush

Use "whisk|whisked|whisking|whisks" in a sentence

1. Whisk in flour and cook, whisking constantly, 3 minutes.

2. Whisk in semisweet chocolate until smooth. Whisk in Irish cream.

3. The horse whisked its tail angrily.

4. He stopped, grabbed his dust - whisk by the whisk - end and raced after the cur.

5. Continue whisking until the mixture looks smooth and creamy.

6. I was whisked away in a police car.

7. Gradually whisk in hot milk mixture.

8. Whisk in semisweet chocolate until smooth.

9. Pour into marinade; whisk in cornstarch.

10. Just before serving, whisk the cream.

11. Small domestic appliances, namely: electric mixers, electric graters, electric lemon squeezers, electric whisks

12. As Meg appeared, Scrabble whisked into his hole.

13. 8 Whisk the egg whites until stiff.

14. Whisk the egg white until stiff.

15. Whisk in remaining tablespoon of butter.

16. He was whisked away as his audience bolted for the exits.

17. Her husband whisked her off to Egypt for her birthday.

18. Whisk sauce until smooth and pour over turkey.

19. The waiter whisked away the plates before we had finished.

20. Our coffees were whisked away before we'd even finished them.

21. There is a tea whisk on the table.

22. Gradually whisk in beaten egg and vanilla essence.

23. Whisk to a pourable, lump-free Batter.

24. The waiter whisked away the food before we had finished.

25. He chose the lead dancer-then whisked her off for a romp.