"Whipped" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Whipped" Meaning

Adjective: Whipped means:

Beaten or thrashed violently, causing severe pain or harm
Covered with or consisting of whipped cream or a similar mixture
Give someone a stern or severe warning, usually in an angry way
Moved suddenly or quickly, often with a furious or aggressive movement
(of a mixture) Beat or whip until light and fluffy.

"Whipped" Examples

Whipped

1.

- Verb:
- 13th century from Old English hwipian, from Proto-Germanic hwipan; loss of initial mute "h" is a common process in English of this period. Compare Scots whip, German weffen, Swedish whippa, Icelandic haupa.
- Example:
- The chef whipped the cream to make it fluffy.

2.

- Verb:
- 15th century past tense of whip.
- Example:
- By the time I arrived, I had been whipped.

3.

- Verb:
- Cognates: Welsh dacian 'whip', Old Norse tyka.
- Example:
- The judges were ordered to whip the members into action.

4.

- English (obs):
- spread narrowly
- Example:
- He swabbed the runway gently whipped with ice.

5.

- gives a light, sharp blow
- Example:
- She scratched through the creepy webbed with the whip lash.