whisk
whisk
hwɪsk
hvisk
British pronunciation
/wˈɪsk/

Definition & Meaning of "whisk"in English

Whisk
01

a utensil with a coil of wires used for whipping, beating, or mixing food

whisk definition and meaning

What is a "whisk"?

A whisk is a kitchen utensil used for mixing or whipping ingredients. It typically consists of a handle with several wire loops attached to the end. Whisks come in various sizes and styles, including balloon whisks with rounded heads for whipping air into batters or creams, flat whisks with wider heads for mixing sauces or gravies in shallow pans, and mini whisks for smaller tasks like beating eggs or blending dressings. Whisks are valued for their ability to quickly and efficiently combine ingredients, incorporating air and creating smooth, uniform textures in dishes.

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Beat the eggs with a whisk until fluffy.
02

a short-handled brush used for cleaning or brushing clothes

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She used a whisk to brush lint off her jacket.
to whisk
01

to beat or mix rapidly, typically with a utensil such as a whisk

Transitive: to whisk ingredients or a mixture
to whisk definition and meaning
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She whisked the eggs vigorously to create a fluffy omelette.
02

to move quickly and lightly in a particular direction or manner

Intransitive: to whisk to a direction
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The ballerina gracefully whisked across the stage, capturing the audience's attention.
03

to move something quickly and lightly

Transitive: to whisk sth somewhere
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She whisked the dust off the table with a feather duster.
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