1. To sweep, brush or agitate with a light, rapid motion; to move with a quick, sweeping motion.

2. To move nimbly and with velocity.

3. The set of whisking; a small bunch of grass, straw, hair or the like, used for a brush; a brush or small besom; a small culinary instrument for whisking certain articles, as the whites of eggs, &c.; part of a woman's dress, a kind of tippet.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• whiose,
• woirk,
• whiskie,
• whici,
• whink,
• whispy,
• whihc,
• thask,
• whick,
• whicg,
• worsk,
• thisg,
• whike,
• wisky,
• phisik,
• thisk,
• whisc,
• whicj,
• whicks,
• whisel

• whisky,
• whacky,
• Whose,
• whish,
• whiskey,
• whack,
• whacko.

The adjective form of the word "whisk" is "whisked".

The plural of the "whisk" can be the "whisks".

The singular of the "whisk" can be the "whisk".