Whomp Up

Pronunciation: /wʌmp ʌp/

Definitions of whomp up

verb To prepare or create something quickly and in a hasty manner

Example Sentences

A1 I whomp up a quick breakfast every morning before work.

A2 She whomps up delicious meals for her family every night.

B1 The chef whomped up a new recipe for the restaurant's menu.

B2 He whomped up a plan to tackle the project in record time.

C1 The artist whomped up a masterpiece in just a few hours.

C2 The team whomped up a solution to the problem that impressed everyone.

Examples of whomp up in a Sentence

formal The chef was able to whomp up a delicious five-course meal in record time.

informal I'm going to whomp up some pancakes for breakfast.

slang Let's whomp up some snacks before the movie starts.

figurative She was able to whomp up a convincing argument in support of her position.

Grammatical Forms of whomp up

• past tense: whomped up
• plural: whomp up
• comparative: more whomp up
• superlative: most whomp up
• present tense: whomps up
• future tense: will whomp up
• perfect tense: has whomped up
• continuous tense: is whomping up
• singular: whomp up
• positive degree: whomp up
• infinitive: to whomp up
• gerund: whomping up
• participle: whomped up

Origin and Evolution of whomp up

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'whomp up' originated as a colloquial expression in American English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to mean 'to create or prepare something quickly and energetically', the term 'whomp up' has evolved to also convey a sense of exaggeration or forcefulness in the action being described.