The strawberry shortcake was topped with a fluffy whipped cream and fresh fruit.
To serve, the waiter spooned a dollop of the light orange-flavored whip over the cheesecake.
At the diner, I indulged in a bowl of vanilla ice cream covered with chocolate whip and crushed nuts.
This heavenly whip on the dessert consisted of fresh strawberries mixed into whipped cream and sweet vanilla sugar.
Tiramisu can include the smooth taste of the creamy mascarpone cheese mix-ins paired well with its lighter companion in sweeten chocolate-dipped whip on the mousse coffee top dessert

A legislator appointed by the party to enforce discipline.

Nouns denoting people.

(golf) the flexibility of the shaft of a golf club.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The golfer preferred a shaft with more whip to generate extra power in his swing.
A shaft with too much whip can be difficult to control for inexperienced golfers.
The new driver featured a shaft designed to reduce whip and provide a more consistent ball flight.
Golfers with slower swing speeds often benefit from a shaft with more whip to increase their distance.
The club's unique shaft design allowed for a surprising amount of whip without sacrificing accuracy.

Whip (Noun)