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an attempt to knock the opponent's blade aside or out of line by using one's foible or middle against the opponent's foible.
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Whether done using an electric mixer or by hand with a fork, spoon, or whisk, to 'beat' is to vigorously mix, blend, or stir a mixture in a circular motion. This technique changes the consistency of the ingredient(s), from the smoothing, mixing and aerating the ingredients for a cake batter, to incorporating air into egg whites or sweet cream. 100 strokes by hand will equal about one minute with an electric mixer.
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To whip in a circular motion eggs, cream or batters either by hand with a spoon or fork, or using an electric rotary beater.
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To agitate a mixture with the goal of making it smooth and introducing as much air as possible into it.
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With a spoon, fork, whisk or wheel (rotary) beater to introduce air throughout any food mixture. Stirring in rapid regular, round-and-round or over, under and over strokes with a spoon or beater.
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