whisk off Antonyms
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Meaning of whisk off
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whisk off (v)
brush or wipe off lightly
take away quickly and suddenly
whisk off Sentence Examples
- The chef whisked off the frothy egg whites into a stiff peak for the meringue.
- The bartender whisked off the cocktail, creating a smooth and well-blended drink.
- The painter whisked off the excess paint from the brush onto a palette.
- The hairdresser whisked off the hair clippings, leaving the floor spotless.
- The tailor whisked off the stray threads from the suit, ensuring a flawless finish.
- The dog whisked off the crumbs from the counter with its eager tongue.
- The janitor whisked off the cobwebs from the ceiling, maintaining the cleanliness of the room.
- The writer whisked off the dust from the manuscript, eager to delve into its contents.
- The gardener whisked off the fallen leaves from the lawn, creating a tidy and inviting outdoor space.
- The teacher whisked off the marker from the whiteboard, preparing for the next lesson.
FAQs About the word whisk off
brush or wipe off lightly, take away quickly and suddenly
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The chef whisked off the frothy egg whites into a stiff peak for the meringue.
The bartender whisked off the cocktail, creating a smooth and well-blended drink.
The painter whisked off the excess paint from the brush onto a palette.
The hairdresser whisked off the hair clippings, leaving the floor spotless.
