Lineman: Excuse me, ma'am, I wanted to let you know that your power is fixed, but the phone lines are a mess. It's gonna take Ma Bell a couple of days to patch them up. Especially around the holidays.
Kate McCallister: [Without really listening] Okay, thanks.
A "whisk" has little to do with actual rain, but the word connects through a musical instrument called a rainstick (or rainmaker), which creates rain-like sounds, and a modern term, "Wet Weather Whisk," referring to rain sounds on streaming services, both mimicking rain's gentle patter, similar to how a whisk mixes or whips things, just in a sound-effect way. Rainsticks:
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