1. beating or stirring rapidly with a whisk or similar utensil
Usage: present participle of whisk
2. moving quickly and lightly
Usage: present participle of whisk

1. the action of beating or stirring rapidly

Examples

• She was whisking the eggs for the omelet.
• The chef spent several minutes whisking the cream until it formed peaks.
• He was whisking around the kitchen, preparing dinner quickly.
• The wind was whisking the leaves across the yard.
• After whisking the batter smooth, she poured it into the pan.
• The constant whisking made her arm tired.
• She whisked the children away before they could see the surprise.