Whistles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISTLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHISTLE, to make a shrill sound
• produce (a tune) by whistling
• emit a shrill, high-pitched sound
• produce a shrill, high-pitched sound by moving rapidly through the air or a narrow opening
• blow a whistle, especially as a signal
• summon something or someone by blowing a whistle.
• wish for or expect (something) in vain
• emit a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing breath through a small hole between one's lips or teeth
NOUN:
• a shrill, high-pitched sound
• an instrument used to produce a shrill, high-pitched sound, especially for giving a signal.
• a suit.
• a clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small hole between partly closed lips, or between one's teeth.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a shrill, clear musical sound

Words related to WHISTLES

whistle13 whistled15 whistling16

How to use WHISTLES in a sentence

• And now there burst out a roar of whistles, like the bellowing of great monsters.
• Hills gave three long, penetrating whistles, and then, placing his cigar with great care on the counter, hid his face in a huge handkerchief.
• The short days of the year had come, and it was dark before the whistles blew.
• Hark! How the wind whistles, and the whirlpool roars, I never saw a storm so fierce as this! FISHER.
• Loud the whistles blew and the thunder of cannon was drowned by the happy shouting of the people.
• The voice of these latter was produced by means of reed whistles.
• The whistles and clocks announced that it was noon, and soon afterward people began to stream in.
• We all have our limits, and that limit may be quickly found by these whistles in every case.
• Tin whistles for everybody would promote the hilarity.
• I take it that we have arrived almost at the French and Indian camp, and that he whistles because he fears lest he should be shot by a sentinel through mistake.
• The black ware is made into useful vessels, and also into a variety of toys, chiefly whistles and bells.
• That the natives had discovered the explorers was proven by several low, tremulous whistles which at that instant sounded on the night.
• Dirt began falling in the pits from the jar, bells could be heard tolling in the city, and steam whistles in the harbor.
• The police about the hall blew their whistles, and policemen came rushing in from outside and the neighbourhood.
• I saw no one, but several times I heard shrill whistles, and once the sound of a gun in the distance.
• The Blue Squirrel ascends the tree and whistles, The plants will be growing and the fruit will be ripening, And when it is ripe it falls to the ground.
• For the first time in my life, and it has happened but twice since, I heard the whistles of the engines on the railroad twelve miles away to the north.
• The whistles are made from pipe of a diameter that will fit the valves.
• They do their best, and when he is not too tired, Christian whistles to cheer himself.
• There is a boy in your school who is famous for his skill in making whistles from the green branches of the poplar.
• But he did not come, nor yet were his three whistles to be heard.
• Steam whistles pitched a tune beyond the fixed stars.
• Where the farmer works, he lives, and loves, and whistles.
• We stood and we stood, listening to the whistles, and the longer we stood the more it got on my nerves, her not noticing me.
• I feel as if I had suddenly grown a pair of wings when she fairly flies over the ground and the wind whistles in my ears.

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