Whispers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISPERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHISPER, to speak softly
• be rumoured
• (of leaves, wind, or water) rustle or murmur softly.
• speak very softly using one's breath rather than one's throat, especially for the sake of secrecy
NOUN:
• a soft or confidential tone of voice; a whispered word or phrase
• a rumour or piece of gossip
• a soft rustling or murmuring sound
• a slight trace; a hint

Words related to WHISPERS

whisper15 whispered18 whispering19

How to use WHISPERS in a sentence

• In the kitchen, we came upon the cook and housemaid sitting close together and talking in frightened whispers.
• There were three women, decent-looking bodies, who talked low in whispers and knitted.
• From boat to shore and back from shore to boat came quick question and answer, all in the fiercest whispers.
• There had come to him whispers of the long trek into the frozen Lone Lands made by the officer and his Indian guide.
• Colin had been instructed as to the law of whispers and low voices several days before.
• Faint voices, only whispers, floated down to him, and he knew that the warriors were ranging along the cliff just above them.
• For the deaf, being protected from the coarser sounds of earth, are swift to hear the lightest whispers from Heaven.
• Yes, to the lowest savage in the forests of the Amazon, comes a hunger of the soul, and whispers from the unseen world, to remind him of what he might have been, and still may be.
• The officials put their heads together and talked in whispers.
• There were whispers against him, but no certain proof that he had ever acted as intermediary in selling the pass.
• Behind its majesty of silence lay whispers of a vanished language that once could call with power upon mighty spiritual Agencies.
• Grodman overheard their whispers, and laughed silently.
• If we raise our voices above whispers here we might be giving away valuable information.
• The whispers that had never been quite silenced began to make themselves heard unpleasantly often, and now they just hinted at Retribution.
• Hopes of independence were already spoken of in hushed whispers.
• Some whispers had come to her that Fitzgerald still dared to love, as married, the woman whom he had loved before she was married.
• Out from the depths came sweet, mysterious breaths, and whispers like prophecies of peace.
• They gave me more room and a wider breathing-space, and looking at me askance, muttered my name in whispers.
• Something whispers me that, with all its flush prosperity, this is neither wise nor well.
• Then she placed her hand over her mouth, shrugged her shoulders, walked on tiptoe, and spoke only in whispers.
• Everywhere through the night-shrouded woods, the shadowy trees seem to interrupt their secret whispers till you are gone past.
• Even to-day, mysterious whispers of the De Danaans linger among the remote valleys and hillsides of our island, and truth is hidden in every legend of their deeds.
• It whispers to us that there are great things on this earth of ours, and that we can know them if we try, and that we must know them.
• Those who know how to distinguish, in a reign, this low voice, and to hear what it whispers to the loud, are the real historians.
• The mixing machine had now been stopped, and, as it was more quiet in the cave, our friends, in their hiding-place, had to speak in mere whispers.
• Siegfried heard their whispers, but in no wise did he give heed to the wish of the nobles.

Similar words containing WHISPER without suffix s

whisper15 whispery19 whispered18 whisperer17 whisperers18 whispering19 whisperier18 whisperings20 whisperiest19 whisperingly24 whisperously23

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