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ESLPod_0758_WE_1191 Showing Off a New Purchase In this podcast, the phrase "to whip it out" means to try to show or convince others of one's superiority over another person: "Kevin is a computer expert and always whips it out whenever the topic of computers comes up in conversation." The phrase "to whip out" means to remove something quickly or to take something out of something else: "Gracie whipped out a diaper from her bag and changed her son." Or: "Marcus whipped out his cell phone to call his friend." Finally, the phrase "to whip (something) up" means to make something very quickly, without having planned it ahead of time: "Zeke was too tired to cook a nice meal, so he whipped up some eggs for dinner."

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ESLPod 758 to whip it out Shopping

Id	ESLPod_0758_WE_1191
Episode Id	ESLPod 758
Episode Title	Showing Off a New Purchase
Phrase	to whip it out
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to whip it out" means to try to show or convince others of one's superiority over another person: "Kevin is a computer expert and always whips it out whenever the topic of computers comes up in conversation." The phrase "to whip out" means to remove something quickly or to take something out of something else: "Gracie whipped out a diaper from her bag and changed her son." Or: "Marcus whipped out his cell phone to call his friend." Finally, the phrase "to whip (something) up" means to make something very quickly, without having planned it ahead of time: "Zeke was too tired to cook a nice meal, so he whipped up some eggs for dinner."
Topics	Shopping

Whip Phrase Means Whipped Eslpod Showing Purchase Podcast