beat
verb (MIX) /biːt/ (beat, beaten or US also beat)Definition
C1 to mix something repeatedly using a utensil such as a spoon or whisk: To make an omelette you must first beat the eggs.Mixing and mixturesVariety and mixturesConnecting and combiningGroups and collections of thingsCookery terms
(Definition of beat verb (MIX) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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beat the hell out of sb idiom
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beat the rap idiom
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beat up adjective
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beat verb (DEFEAT)
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beat verb (HIT)
- beat verb (MIX)
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beat verb (MOVEMENT)
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beat your breast/chest idiom
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beat, bore, scare, etc. the pants off sb idiom
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beat/kick/knock the stuffing out of sb idiom
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beat/knock the (living) daylights out of sb idiom
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Synonyms and related words:
- be neither one thing nor the other idiom
- blend in/blend into sth phrasal verb
- blend noun
- blend verb
- brew noun (MIX)
- churn verb (MOVE/MIX)
- composite noun
- concoct verb
- concoction noun
- cross-fertilization noun
- emulsion noun
- interspersed adjective
- jumble verb
- mingle verb (MIX)
- mixture noun
- preparation noun (MIXTURE)
- rolled into one idiom
- solution noun (LIQUID)
- substance noun (MATERIAL)
- synthesis noun (MIX)
Topic:
Mixing and mixtures
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