whipper (Meaning)

Wordnet

whipper (n)

a person who administers punishment by wielding a switch or whip

Webster

whipper (n.)

One who whips; especially, an officer who inflicts the penalty of legal whipping.

One who raises coal or merchandise with a tackle from a chip's hold.

A kind of simple willow.

whipper Sentence Examples

  1. She was an expert whipper, able to create delectable desserts with ease.
  2. The whipper's swift and skilled hands transformed ingredients into fluffy masterpieces.
  3. The whipper's rhythmic motion aerated the batter, making it light and airy.
  4. With a gentle whipper, she coaxed cream into stiff peaks, adding a touch of elegance to her dish.
  5. The whipper became an indispensable tool in the kitchen, helping the chef achieve both sweet and savory delights.
  6. The children eagerly watched as the whipper transformed liquid into a fluffy cloud of frosting.
  7. The whipper's versatility extended beyond desserts, as it could also create airy omelets and soufflés.
  8. The pastry chef's whipper was a testament to her skill and dedication, helping her create award-winning pastries.
  9. In the hands of a master, the whipper became a magical instrument, transforming simple ingredients into culinary magic.
  10. The whipper's rhythmic sound filled the kitchen, a symphony of culinary creation.

FAQs About the word whipper

a person who administers punishment by wielding a switch or whipOne who whips; especially, an officer who inflicts the penalty of legal whipping., One who raise

master, conqueror, trimmer, beater,winner, champ,victor, vanquisher, subduer, champion

washout, washout, loser,loser, failure, punching bag, flop, pushover, flop, pushover

She was an expert whipper, able to create delectable desserts with ease.

The whipper's swift and skilled hands transformed ingredients into fluffy masterpieces.

The whipper's rhythmic motion aerated the batter, making it light and airy.

With a gentle whipper, she coaxed cream into stiff peaks, adding a touch of elegance to her dish.