Whisking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHISK, to move quickly
• take or move (someone or something) somewhere suddenly and quickly
• beat or stir (a substance, especially cream or eggs) with a light, rapid movement.
NOUN:
• a utensil for whipping eggs or cream.
• a bunch of grass, twigs, or bristles for removing dust or flies.
• a brief, rapid action or movement
ADJECTIVE:
• Sweeping along lightly.
• Large; great.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move briskly

Words related to WHISKING

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How to use WHISKING in a sentence

• The excellence of this fashionable dish entirely depends on the proper whisking of the whites of the eggs, the manner of baking, and the expedition with which it is sent to table.
• We were still a hundred paces from the door when a man sprang out from it, and gazed about him, his head whisking this way and that.
• They sat down disconsolately near to the heels of Julius Caesar, who was whisking his stubby tail about occasionally in vengeful search of an occasional fly.
• It may be made into Custard Whip Sauce by putting in saucepan and whisking over the fire till light and frothy.
• He swung about in the comfortable chair, seized a book and whisking it open bowed his head to read.
• Lying behind a slight fold in the ground we saw them whisking through the grass, three or four inches over our heads.
• In the distance cattle were grazing, whisking the flies away.
• A sharp laugh followed, and the group of men melted among the crowd like a knot of frightened field-rats whisking into their holes by the roadside.
• Next comes a spasmodic stretching of arms and legs, a whisking of bedclothes, and a solid thump of two feet upon the floor.
• She strode defiantly through the main hall, ignoring the curious gaze of the loungers, whisking the skirt of her habit with disdainful abandon as she passed on to the lift.
• The squirrels were whisking their tails in the trees near by, and the crows were cawing in a corn field not far off.
• Going up to Jerusalem by railroad, or ascending the Nile by a screw whisking the sacred waters, is not so startling as the sight of a steamer in the heart of South America.
• The grovelling Mole and creeping Shrew are as unlike the sprightly Tupaia, as it springs from branch to branch, whisking its long bushy tail, as it is possible to conceive.
• She watched attentively, surreptitiously whisking morsels of cake into her mouth.
• One can almost see their tails whisking round the corner.
• He must have been whisking it about up there, and the vane turned and caught it.
• The sound entered the ears of Marcus Wilkeson, who was whisking dust and ashes off his clothes with a handkerchief.
• The blindfold went whisking off my head as if a ghostly hand had taken it.
• He drew it out, whisking away the straw which half filled it.
• The Colonel heard a sound of scurrying feet, whisking drapery, and slamming doors.

Similar words containing WHISK without suffix ing

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