batter

batter

noun

A mixture, usually consisting of flour, eggs, and milk or other liquids, that is used to make cakes, pancakes, or as a coating for frying foods.

 

verb

The verb "to batter" can be described as physically attacking someone or something repeatedly and with force, often with the intention of causing damage or harm. Another way to describe this action is to strike or hit someone or something repeatedly and violently.

 

Example

noun

  1. She made a batter of flour, eggs, and milk to make pancakes for breakfast.
  2. The fish was coated in a batter made of cornmeal and spices before being fried.
  3. The batter for the cake needs to be mixed until it is smooth and free of lumps.

 

verb

  1. The thief tried to batter the door open with a crowbar, but the alarm went off and he ran away.
  2. The hurricane battered the coast for hours, causing widespread damage to homes and businesses.
  3. The abusive partner repeatedly battered his spouse, leaving bruises and scars as evidence of the violence.