whipped

adjective

US /wɪpt/US /hwɪpt/

1
food that is whipped has had air mixed into it, so that it is very light
whipped cream
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe the state or consistency of food
buttery
calorific
caramelized
2
informalsomeone who is whipped has lost their hope and spirit
Synonyms and related words
Without hope
the glass is half full (empty)
hopeless
gloomy
Synonyms and related words
Feeling disappointed
disappointed
disillusioned
dismayed
3
very informalvery tired
Synonyms and related words
Tired
tired
exhausted
sleepy

单词	whipped
释义	whipped adjective UK /wɪpt/ Other entries for this word whip verb whip up phrasal verb whip into phrasal verb pistol-whip verb whip through phrasal verb DEFINITIONS1 1 food that is whipped has had air mixed into it, so that it is very light whipped cream Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the state or consistency of food buttery calorific caramelised whipped adjective US /wɪpt/US /hwɪpt/ Other entries for this word whip verb whip up phrasal verb whip into phrasal verb pistol-whip verb DEFINITIONS3 1 food that is whipped has had air mixed into it, so that it is very light whipped cream Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the state or consistency of food buttery calorific caramelized 2 informalsomeone who is whipped has lost their hope and spirit Synonyms and related words Without hope the glass is half full (empty) hopeless gloomy Synonyms and related words Feeling disappointed disappointed disillusioned dismayed 3 very informalvery tired Synonyms and related words Tired tired exhausted sleepy
随便看	be well/conveniently/ideally/strategically etc. placed be well/ideally positioned be well/ideally/uniquely etc. placed to do something be widely/commonly/generally held bewilder bewildered bewildering bewilderment bewitch be with child be within your rights (to do something) be without equal be without foundation be with someone be witnessed by something be witness to something bewonderment be worried sick be worse than useless be worth someone’s while be worth your weight in gold beyond beyond (a/all) reasonable doubt beyond (all) hope beyond (any) doubt