whipper
- noun
- /ˈwɪpər/
:
batidor
- With the help of a whipper, she prepared the egg whites quickly for the meringue.
Examples
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To make the perfect frosting, I always rely on my old whipper for that light texture.
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You mean you have a better whipper in Marseille than we have in Paris?
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And like my mama, I ate his stew from the time I was a whipper till I was a full-grown man.
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A weed-whipper?
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The chef used a whipper to create a fluffy whipped cream for the dessert.
Synonyms
8
3.8
A tool that mixes food or removes dust from a carpet
3
9.7
A person or thing that gives a sudden pull to make something move
1
7.5
A tool for stirring or beating cream to make butter
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8.0
A thing that moves something quickly to loosen or mix it
A machine that shakes small parts to move or sort them
A small toy that spins quickly and makes a buzzing sound
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Etymology
Whipper also comes from the word whip meaning 'to move quickly or beat' and the ending -er meaning 'one or something that does', so it can mean a person or a device that whips, beats, or stirs food quickly, like a cream whipper.