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whip up

1 of 1verb
/wɪp ʌp/
Forms:whips up,whipping up,whipped up,whipped up
1

to make food very quickly

transitive
  • She whipped a batch of cookies up for the bake sale.
  • Let's whip up a quick dessert to satisfy our sweet tooth.
  • He whipped the sauce up for the pasta in no time.
  • Let's whip up a quick and easy breakfast before we leave.
Synonyms:
whomp up
2

to make someone feel strongly about something

transitive
  • The artist's performance whipped up a wave of emotion in the audience.
  • The celebrity's appearance whipped up a frenzy among fans.
  • The new product launch whipped up anticipation among customers.