whip (up) (Meaning)

whip (up)

to cause or create (something), to produce or prepare (a meal) very quickly, to excite (someone or something)

She whipped up a delicious meal in under an hour.
The storm winds whipped up the waves into a frenzy.
The trainer whipped up the horses to increase their speed.
The chef whipped up a creamy dessert in minutes.
The students whipped up a presentation on climate change.
The chef whipped up a batch of cookies that disappeared in an instant.
The angry mob whipped up a storm of protest.
The intense workout whipped up a sweat on my forehead.
The wind whipped up the leaves into a dancing spectacle.
The baker whipped up a batch of croissants that filled the air with a tantalizing aroma.

to cause or create (something), to produce or prepare (a meal) very quickly, to excite (someone or something)

stir (up),provoke, raise, set in motion, ferment, foment, instigate,promote, encourage, incite

hold, tame, constrain, regulate, curb, restrain, inhibit,check, rein (in), discourage

She whipped up a delicious meal in under an hour.

The storm winds whipped up the waves into a frenzy.

The trainer whipped up the horses to increase their speed.

The chef whipped up a creamy dessert in minutes.