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[missdaredevil]

Could anyone use *whip up* in a sentence?

What are the things that we can *whip up*?

Thanks


excite somebody or something: to arouse or provoke a strong feeling or reaction in a group of people


2. make something rise up: to stir or disturb something with force so that it rises or flies up


3. prepare something rapidly: to make something quickly, especially an impromptu meal ( informal )

[bud]

We haven't had time to shop for groceries this week, so tonight we'll just whip up something from whatever we have in the fridge.

The politican spoke so sincerely and credibly - the first to do so in fifty years or more - that he whipped up overwhelming support in only two months.