whisked
Blended with speed
Whisked is the past tense of whisk, meaning to move something quickly with a light, sweeping motion.
A cook whisks eggs or cream by beating rapidly with a wire utensil.
Beyond the kitchen, whisked suggests swift removal or transport: She was whisked away in a limousine, He whisked the papers off the desk before anyone could see them.
Soft and light-textured
- airyLight and well-ventilated
- lightVisible electromagnetic radiation
- frothyFull of foam
- voluminousOf great size
smooth · silky · peaked · stiff · creamy · foamy · billowy · pillowy
Reproductive cells in shells
- batterUncooked cake mixture
- creamRich milk fat
- sauceLiquid food accompaniment
- meringueBaked whipped whites
custard · souffle · mousse · emulsify · froth · whipping · fold · beat
fluffy
Soft and light-textured
voluminous · smooth · silky · peaked · stiff · creamy · foamy · billowy · pillowy · whipped
eggs
Reproductive cells in shells
meringue · custard · souffle · mousse · emulsify · froth · whipping · fold · beat · incorporate
swift
Moving with speed
circular · quick · agitate · swirl · beat · spin · flick · stir · blur · flourish
swept
Cleaned with bristles
carried · escorted · shuttled · sped · ushered · conveyed · bundled · ferried · hastened · dispatched
- whisked awayRapidly taken elsewhere
- whisk awayRemove suddenly, rapidly
- by a whiskerBy the slimmest margin
- whiskey sourBourbon-citrus mixed drink
- neat whiskey
- whisking awayQuickly taking elsewhere
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