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Is whisked A verb or an adjective?

"Whisked" can be both a verb and an adjective, depending on its context.

Verb:

* Past tense of whisk: "She whisked the eggs until they were light and fluffy."

* Past participle of whisk: "The cake batter was whisked smooth."

Adjective:

* Describing something that has been whisked: "The whipped cream was a whisked delight."

To determine which part of speech it is, look at the sentence it's used in. If it describes an action, it's a verb. If it describes a quality, it's an adjective.

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