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Egg (Verb)

Throw eggs at.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The protesters decided to egg the prime minister's office as a form of peaceful demonstration.
The teenager found herself in trouble for conspiring with her friends to egg her neighbor's house.
Activists warned against plans to egg the embassy building in response to the government's recent policies.
She's facing possible jail time for allegedly attempting to egg the politician's car during a campaign event.
The local media reported that several students were involved in the incident that left the rival school's bus getting egged after the game.

Coat with beaten egg; "egg a schnitzel".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

Egg the veal cutlets before dredging in breadcrumbs for a crispy exterior.
The chef taught me to carefully egg the tenderloin before breading it for the special occasion.
The cooking technique of egg and breadcrumbs adds a crunchy texture to pork schnitzel.
She carefully egg the chicken pieces for the chicken parmesan dish.
Egg the on/off switch with a thin layer of protective coating to guard against environmental stress.