whipped
word · lemma: whip
/ˈhwɪpt/
wipt
/wˈɪpt/
wipt
Definition
'Whipped' is the past form of 'whip'. It can mean beaten quickly to add air, especially in cooking, or hit with a whip or something similar.
Usage & Nuances
In cooking, 'whipped' often appears before a noun, as in 'whipped cream' or 'whipped eggs'. In general contexts, it can sound strong or violent when it means physical hitting. Don't confuse it with informal slang uses like 'whipped' meaning controlled by a romantic partner.
Spanish: batido - azotadoPortuguese (BR): batido - chicoteadoPortuguese (PT): batido - chicoteadoChinese (Simplified): 打发的 - 鞭打过的Chinese (Traditional): 打發的 - 鞭打過的Hindi: फेंटा हुआ - कोड़े से मारा हुआArabic: مخفوق - مجلودBengali: ফেটানো - চাবুক মারাRussian: взбитый - хлесталJapanese: 泡立てた - 鞭打ったVietnamese: đánh bông - quất (bằng roi)Korean: 휘핑한 - 채찍질한Turkish: çırpılmış - kırbaçlanmışUrdu: پھینٹا ہوا - کوڑے سے مارا گیاIndonesian: dikocok - dicambuk
Example Sentences
She whipped the cream until it was thick.
basic
The wind whipped the flag back and forth.
basic
He whipped the eggs for breakfast.
basic
She whipped up a quick lunch in ten minutes.
natural
His scarf whipped around in the cold air.
natural
The horse whipped its tail and kept walking.
natural