Definitions

1. noun

a long, fine hair growing from the face of an animal, especially a cat or mouse, around the mouth.

“The cat’s whiskers helped it navigate through the dark room.”

2. verb

to remove or smooth out (something, especially a surface or a rough edge) with a whisk or brush.

“She whisked the egg whites until they became frothy.”

3. verb

to move quickly and lightly, especially in a way that suggests stealth or cunning.

“The thief whisked the money from the counter before anyone could stop him.”

4. verb

to remove or separate (something, especially a person) suddenly or quickly.

“The police whisked the suspect away to a secure location.”