Spatula

Pronunciation: /ˈspætʃələ/

Definitions of spatula

noun a kitchen utensil with a broad, flat, blunt blade, used for mixing, spreading, and turning food

Example Sentences

A1 I used a spatula to flip the pancakes.

A2 The spatula was too big for the small frying pan.

B1 She bought a new spatula for her baking needs.

B2 The chef expertly wielded the spatula to create the perfect omelette.

C1 The spatula's ergonomic design made it easy to handle while cooking.

C2 The culinary artist showcased their skills by using a spatula to create intricate designs on the dessert.

Examples of spatula in a Sentence

formal The chef used a stainless steel spatula to flip the pancakes.

informal Can you pass me the spatula so I can stir the sauce?

slang I love using my trusty spatula to whip up some eggs.

figurative She used her words like a sharp spatula, cutting through the tension in the room.

Grammatical Forms of spatula

• past tense: spatulated
• plural: spatulas
• comparative: more spatula
• superlative: most spatula
• present tense: spatulas
• future tense: will spatulate
• perfect tense: have spatulated
• continuous tense: is spatulating
• singular: spatula
• positive degree: spatula
• infinitive: to spatulate
• gerund: spatulating
• participle: spatulating

Origin and Evolution of spatula

First Known Use: 1525 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'spatula' originated from the Latin word 'spathula', which means a small sword or a spathe, a type of blade used in ancient Roman rituals.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'spatula' evolved from a small sword or blade to a flat utensil used for mixing, spreading, or lifting food.