Whistler is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISTLER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• someone or something that whistles
• a person who whistles
• an atmospheric radio disturbance heard as a whistle that falls in pitch, caused by lightning.
• a robust Australasian and Indonesian songbird with a strong and typically hooked bill and a loud melodious call.
• person or thing that whistles
• One who, or that which, whistles, or produces or a whistling sound.
• The ring ousel.
• The widgeon.
• The golden-eye.
• The golden plover and the gray plover.
• The hoary, or northern, marmot (Arctomys pruinosus).
• The whistlefish.
• United States painter (1834-1903)
• someone who makes a loud high sound
• large North American mountain marmot
• large-headed swift-flying diving duck of Arctic regions
• Australian and southeastern Asian birds with a melodious whistling call
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that whistles

Words related to WHISTLER

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Words that contain WHISTLER

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How to use WHISTLER in a sentence

• He almost stumbled over a baby whistler no larger than a red squirrel, and before the little creature could escape he was upon it.
• A small party at dinner, namely, Major Whistler, Lieut.
• A little natural curiosity as to the identity of the fair whistler would, however, not be denied, and the names of Binchester’s fairest daughters passed in review before him.
• Daniel Whistler, President of the College of Physicians in London in the time of Charles the Second.
• Whistler resigned his commission in the army, and this not so much from choice as from a sense of duty.
• Whistler accepted the position of engineer to the proprietors of locks and canals at Lowell.
• Major Whistler, however, in an elaborate report to the Count Kleinmichel argued very strongly in favor of the ordinary gauge.
• The year 1848 was a very trying one to Major Whistler.
• The kindness and attention of the Emperor and of all with whom Major Whistler had been associated knew no bounds.
• While the great railroad was the principal work of Major Whistler in Russia, he was also consulted in regard to all the important engineering works of the period.
• According to Whistler the public are not to judge art at all because they have no concern with it, and it flourishes most when they do not pretend to have any concern with it.
• It is vain for Whistler to tell us that we ought not to be, or that we do injury to art by our concern.
• Whistler draws, not the whole, but a part of the true moral.
• Wilde was too much of a student of Greek to have learned anything about controversy from Whistler.
• It seems to me now that my mistrust dated from the second paper war with Whistler, wherein to the astonishment of everyone Oscar did not come off victorious.
• As soon as he met with opposition his power of repartee seemed to desert him and Whistler, using mere rudeness and man-of-the-world sharpness, held the field.
• The first whistler walked confidently up to the fire.
• Some time after Whistler died I wrote for one of the magazines an appreciation of his curious skill in the art of writing.
• Anon I saw the whistler silhouetted in the light cast out on a wide doorstep from an open door, and I saw that he was Brett.
• Whistler said that natural conditions are never right for a perfect picture.
• It was in this year that the first fort was built by Major John Whistler.
• Whistler raised her umbrella suddenly, the action affected the sensibilities of Mrs.
• Whistler emerged from the front door and things became calmer the doctor resumed the story of the Flood.
• Whistler has given up her pew and gone over to the Presbyterians, and there are rumors that Mrs.
• He was supposed to have engaged someone to do the actual work, I believe, as in the case of the Whistler portrait of the Duchess of Winterton.
• The whistling? Well, the whistler was far away in the heart of the storm, and the sound was merely blown against the wind by a chance echo.
• Whistler, and there was not a piece of furniture in the room that had not belonged to this or that poet deceased.
• In fact Whistler made up this pretty story about the primitive artist because he assumed that all artists must be like himself.
• Whistler holds that it is produced by the individual, but for himself, and not experienced by mankind either in the mass or as individuals.
• But for Croce, as for Whistler, the artist, when he expresses himself, is concerned only with what he expresses, not with the people to whom he expresses himself.

Similar words containing WHISTL without suffix er

whistle13 whistled15 whistles14 whistlers15 whistling16 whistlings17 whistleable19 whistlingly21 pennywhistle23 pennywhistles24 unwhistleable21 whistleblower24 whistleblowing26 whistleblowers25 whistleblowings27

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