Phrasal Verbs With ‘Whip’. A Phrasal verb like Whip into, Whip off, Whip out, Whip out of, Whip through, and more.
Phrasal Verbs With ‘Whip’
Whip into
Meaning: Enter rapidly (as for a brief errand)
Example: Ben whipped into the convenience store for a bag of crisps.
Whip off
Meaning: Produce, make or create quickly
Example: When I turned round, I found that she had whipped off to avoid awkward questions.
Whip off
Meaning: Remove quickly
Example: If you broke your leg, you wouldn’t expect to wake up the next day, whip off the cast and start running.
Whip out
Meaning: Remove quickly
Example: They also lie in wait and whip out an arm to seize the crab with their suckers.
Whip out of
Meaning: Exit rapidly
Example: Lola Whipped out of a side street without looking and broadsided a police car.
Whip through
Meaning: Do something quickly
Example: If you whip through the work this morning you can get 4 dollars.
Whip up
Meaning: Make food quickly
Example: She criticized the government for trying to whip up anti-German prejudice.
Whip up
Meaning: Mix liquid food quickly to make it thick and creamy
Example: They’re trying to whip up support for their candidate.
Whip up
Meaning: Make people feel more strongly about something
Example: The advertisements were designed to whip up public opinion.
