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whisk

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noun 1. a light stroke of a whisk broom, or the like; quick sweep.
Ex. She brushed away the dirt with a few whisks of her broom.
2. a light, quick movement; brief, rapid sweeping motion.

whisk

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noun 1. a wire beater for eggs, cream, or other ingredients.
2. a small bundle of twigs, hair, straw, feathers, or the like, fixed on a handle, used for brushing or dusting.
3. whisk broom.

whisk

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v.i. to move quickly.
Ex. The mouse whisked into its hole at the sight of the cat.

whisk

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v.t. to beat or whip (cream, eggs, or other ingredients) to a froth, especially with a whisk.

whisk

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v.t. 1. to sweep or brush (dust, crumbs, or the like) from a surface.
Ex. She whisked the crumbs from the table.
2. to move (something or someone) quickly.
Ex. She whisked the letter out of sight. After his speech, the senator was whis

whisk

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whisk (1), verb, noun.

whisk

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whisk (2), verb, noun.