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eggbeater
[ eg-bee-ter ]
eggbeater
/ ˈɛɡˌbiːtə /
noun
- Also calledeggwhisk a kitchen utensil for beating eggs, whipping cream, etc; whisk
- an informal name for helicopter
Word History and Origins
Origin of eggbeater1
Example Sentences
In both cases, breaststroke and eggbeater produced better results than the other two.
I’m sure you will receive a few emails from folks who have eggbeaters and some of those folks might actually use them daily.
Should the United States ever be invaded by an alien foe that is susceptible to old-fashioned eggbeaters, we’ll be okay.
Some people have an affection for a specific eggbeater, one that has been passed down in the family like an heirloom.
Ever since then, I’ve been buried under an avalanche of eggbeater photos sent by readers — not to mention their flour-sifters, potato-ricers and ice-crushers.
Pour on gradually the hot corn syrup and water, beating egg with eggbeater.
Kitty put in the Dover eggbeater with an air of experience, and whisked its wheel "round and round."
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