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whipped

/wɪpt/
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• adjective

1

Having been beaten rapidly with a whisk or mixer to incorporate air and increase volume, resulting in a light, fluffy texture.

Example

"She topped the warm pumpkin pie with a generous dollop of freshly whipped cream."


2

(Informal) Completely exhausted, worn out, or physically depleted.

Example

"After spending ten hours moving heavy furniture in the summer heat, I was completely whipped."


3

(Slang) Completely dominated by, infatuated with, or subservient to a romantic partner.

Example

"His friends teased him for being whipped whenever he canceled their weekend plans at the last minute."

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Word Nuance & Usage

While neutral in culinary contexts (as in 'whipped cream'), when applied to people in informal or slang usage it carries either the meaning of physical exhaustion or a mildly derogatory connotation of being overly submissive to a romantic partner.

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