Whirr is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIRR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to spin with a humming noise, also WHIR
• (of something rapidly rotating or moving to and fro) make a low, continuous, regular sound
• make a soft swishing sound
• make a vibrant sound, as of some birds
NOUN:
• a whirring sound
• sound of something in rapid motion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to whir
• same as whir

Words related to WHIRR

whir10 whirred14 whirring15 whirrs12

Words that contain WHIRR

whirrs12 whirry15 whirra12 whirred14 whirret13 whirrets14 whirried15 whirrier14 whirries14 whirring15 whirreted16 whirriest15 whirrings16 whirrying19 whirreting17

How to use WHIRR in a sentence

• After six reports there was again silence save for the whirr of shells as they sang up the small valley.
• I heard its warning whirr and rushed into a neighboring porch.
• From the halls below rose only the whirr and quiet ticking of the numerous clocks.
• There was silence save for the whirr of the countless grasshoppers in the brier bushes.
• The whirr of the grasshoppers had become more distinctly audible.
• There was a strange whirr and a clicking in the apartment beyond, as if some machinery was in motion.
• Hardly had they carried out their cruel task when, to the consternation of the onlookers, the clock began to emit discordant sounds and to whirr loudly.
• As he spoke there was a whirr of loud wings, and a dark cloud of foul birds rose into the air from off that dark thing.
• The whirr and snort of a taxi broke the thread of her thoughts.
• Not a sound was heard except the panting of the hard-worked little donkey-engine and the whirr of the line as it came up taut and dripping from the ocean depths.
• The moment he heard the whirr of the little alarm clock, he was up.
• Up from the street below our windows came a clamour of voices, shrill and sharp, which cut through the constant whirr of the giant motor.
• Once in a while the whirr of wings told that some Swallow darted through the window into the loft above and flew to her nest under the roof.
• There came a loud report, a whirr of wings, and the next instant Shane fell backward, one hand flung upward to his head.
• After that Hare fell into a slumber in which he could hear the slow grating whirr of wheels, and when it ceased he awoke to raise himself and turn his ear to the back trail.
• All of a sudden there was a rustle, and then a great whirr of wings.
• Listen long enough and you will fancy that you hear the whirr and rush of innumerable crabs, the flapping of innumerable fish.
• Dick sauntered down the street for a few blocks ere he heard the whirr of a Gridley-bound trolley car behind him.
• The whirr of the mowing machine filled the air with a lazy droning.
• The whirr of grasshoppers filled the air and the humming of insects innumerable.
• The man we actually meet is one whose joke, though we have signalled it a mile off, we are powerless to stop, whose opinions come out with a whirr as of clockwork.
• The whirr of the machinery and the swaying of the car made conversation difficult.
• She read a warning in this, and in the color of the sun, that was red, like blood, and in the whirr of the grasshoppers, that was sinister and threatening.
• But the whirr of her door bell brought her to herself with a start, and she looked up impatiently, half inclined to pay no attention to the interruption.

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