whip up
Verb
Meaning
prepare or cook quickly or hastily
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And if you find yourself craving for munchies, you might as well whip up some homemade treats as some blenders can also puree, chop, and emulsify ingredients for you.
As strong winds whip up the fresh snow on an October day, the bus—created by keen mechanic Astvaldur Oskarsson, 59, who runs a specialised storage company—climbs higher to emerge from the low cloud into bright blue skies.
Both Plato and Aristotle feared mass democracy because its smooth-talking agitators could easily whip up popular passions and lead an unsophisticated mob into fury and blind obedience to the tyrant they were promoting to save them.
Even the hated ICE technology will still be with us for years to come, although virtue-signaling politicians whip up hatred and threaten bans, which they are careful to always place years into the future.
Gusts could reach 60mph on higher ground and whip up large waves on the coast.
High levels of dust in northwest Victoria would move south across the state and whip up dust storms, which were due to reach Melbourne late on Saturday morning.