quirl (Meaning)
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quirl (n. & v.)
See Querl.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quirl
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quirl Sentence Examples
- The chef whisked the batter with a nimble quirl, creating a smooth and foamy mixture.
- The baker used a wooden quirl to gently fold in the whipped egg whites, preventing them from deflating.
- The bartender employed a metal quirl to stir the cocktail, ensuring the ingredients were thoroughly combined.
- The pastry chef utilized a small quirl to create intricate piping designs on the top of a cake.
- The saucemaker constantly quirled the pan while reducing the liquid, preventing it from burning or sticking.
- The kitchen assistant vigorously quirled the marinade, infusing the meat with flavor.
- The barista expertly quirled the milk for a latte, resulting in a creamy and frothy topping.
- The artist quirled paint on the canvas, creating a vibrant and expressive abstract masterpiece.
- The sculptor employed a quirl to refine the details of a clay sculpture, giving it a smooth and polished surface.
- The child excitedly quirled a stick through the sand, drawing lines and shapes.
FAQs About the word quirl
See Querl.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chef whisked the batter with a nimble quirl, creating a smooth and foamy mixture.
The baker used a wooden quirl to gently fold in the whipped egg whites, preventing them from deflating.
The bartender employed a metal quirl to stir the cocktail, ensuring the ingredients were thoroughly combined.
The pastry chef utilized a small quirl to create intricate piping designs on the top of a cake.
