Whisk out
/wɪsk aʊt/B2
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1. To quickly remove someone or something from a certain place, often in a secretive or hurried manner.
- The teacher whisked out the cheating student before anyone noticed.
- She whisked the cake out of the oven just in time to prevent it from burning.
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