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Usage examples of wisk.

Quale, with his hair brushed back as usual and his knobs of temples shining very much, was also there, not in the character of a disappointed lover, but as the accepted of a young--at least, an unmarried--lady, a Miss Wisk, who was also there.

Miss Wisk was that the only practical thing for the world was the emancipation of woman from the thraldom of her tyrant, man.

I plagiarized, whipping up my silver skirt as if to wisk a gun from my nonexistent girdle.

The water in the glass became discolored, then seemed to wisk out of existence.

When infused, Matcha has a slightly bitter flavor that can be controlled by stirring the tea with a bamboo wisk to create more froth.

According to the Wisk 1995 Cleaning Census, 38 percent of Americans who do laundry at least once a month are very or somewhat worried that home entertaining may ruin their possessions.

If he wanted to, he could rouse Saura, wisk her past those pitiful sentries, steal two horses and ride back to Burke.

Madame Wisk, the head housekeeper had been quite adamant that she and the other girls receiving detention did the job right.

And so now she pulled on two baggy T-shirts to hide her chubby figure and jeans, hung five or six chains around her neck and grabbed the laundry basket, tossed the Wisk onto it.

Caps were knocked off with a small wisk brush as were top hats and the always charming derbies.

His stomach was tied in knots as he battled the urge to wisk Alina away to his chamber and lock them in .

Now he gobbled wet bread, tore into the cookies and damn the Wisk, ate some mushy grapes and a piece of fiercely hard Parmesan slopped in peach yogurt.