Sentence examples for the beater from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone or something that beats.
The handstaff is a light rod several feet long, the beater a shorter piece.
For my three-year old helpers, squabbling over who holds the beater is popular.
It consists of two pieces of wood: the handstaff, or helve, and the beater, joined by a thong.
One of the instructors, Joseph Witsch, played the "beater," while the other, Gary Percival, became the "beatee".
Olds had been her own mother's "conduit to the satisfaction / of being, in her own time, the beater".
The extraordinarily stern look on my mother's face above her starched apron, as he strained upward to the beater, disturbs me to this day.
He, the beater-upper, had to restrain himself from doing true harm.
"In our crosswalk study, none of the cars in the beater-car category drove through the crosswalk.
Once the beaters come within 200 yards, said Mr. Shuttlewood, the gamekeeper, a horn is blown to ensure that the hunters do not aim their guns toward the beaters.
Storm blowing the damned tent down, and the beaters into the liquor.
If using a mixer, scrape down the sides of the bowl and the beaters.
