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whip up

VERB
  1. prepare or cook quickly or hastily

How To Use whip up In A Sentence

  • Various rather crude attempts are being made to whip up opposition to such options.
  • I can easily whip up an omelette.
  • They'll do anything to whip up a bit of interest in a book.
  • On the one hand, the dead men are apotheosized and made into martyrs for a great cause, as part of an ongoing effort to whip up enthusiasm for the war within the public.
  • In fact his case has been used in the media to whip up further racism against Roma.
  • This seems tailor-made to whip up the very grade grubbiness Abeles condemns. Linda Flanagan: Race to Nowhere?
  • This simple sauce will last for a week in the fridge, or make up a batch and freeze in little plastic tubs so you can whip up a fresh meal at any time.
  • It was pretty nice to have a full kitchen to whip up some sammies, and a living room and fireplace to warm up and dry out by.
  • That frenzied chorus of hot air was used to try to whip up a hurricane designed to alter public opinion.
  • This is exactly what government officials have done with bioterror to whip up public support for their antiterror programs.
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