Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive idiomatic English) To take (a person) on a surprise romantic journey.
WordNet
v. take away quickly and suddenly [syn: whisk off]
Usage examples of "whisk away".
I closed my eyes and allowed the sensations of their slippery fingers to whisk away all the small aches and pains of the morning.
I know there are scores of travelers, who whisk down from Naples, guidebook in hand, goaded by the fell purpose of seeing every place in Europe, ascend some height, buy a load of the beautiful inlaid woodwork, perhaps row over to Capri and stay five minutes in the azure grotto, and then whisk away again, untouched by the glamour of the place.
The etiquette is to have two bites before the butler and the three footmen whisk away the plate.
And some more dollars for a cleaning woman, to whisk away the traces of an alien presence.
She stared into the flames, watching the smoke whisk away up the arterial Tree root above the fire.
Smoke, too thick and furious for the air-conditioning to whisk away, roils.
In the morning, frosted with an icy light that gave everything a blue tinge, the shadow thing scrabbled its way out of the choking powder and crawled along the ground, then, lay flat, fingers clawing for purchase in the whisk away surface.