dasher
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7.5
- noun
- /ˈdæʃər/
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batidor
- As I churned the cream, the dasher helped blend the ingredients into a delicious treat.
You want to eat this, you want to eat that, eat this or that and a dasher will bring it to you anywhere you are.
- You want to eat this, you want to eat that, eat this or that and a dasher will bring it to you anywhere you are.
- If I, by the way, Door Dashers now are are they don't let it be known they're a door Dasher.
Examples
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When making ice cream, you need to use the dasher to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
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On Sundays, we always had ice cream, and I was allowed to churn it and, of course, lick the dasher.
Fiction book (2002) -
Sometimes the paddle is called a dasher.
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She made her arm do its work past the point where she could feel the milk swell against the dasher, and did not look into the mouth of the churn until the breaking was well on and the butter was very near.
Fiction book (1995) -
The dasher is an essential tool for churning butter and ensures a smooth consistency.
Synonyms
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1.5
A kitchen machine that combines and beats ingredients for cooking or baking
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3.8
A tool that mixes food or removes dust from a carpet
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2.1
A small tool used to mix drinks or liquids
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2.6
A hand tool with rotating blades used to beat eggs or whip cream
A person or tool that quickly mixes cream to make it light
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Etymology
Dasher comes from the common verb dash, which long ago meant 'to strike' or 'to beat'. So a dasher is something that 'dashes', like the wooden tool that beats and stirs cream into butter, or any person or thing that moves quickly.