Whistling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISTLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of whistling
• a shrill, high-pitched sound
• an instrument used to produce a shrill, high-pitched sound, especially for giving a signal.
• a suit.
• the sound made by something moving rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture
• the act of whistling a tune
• the act of signalling (e.g., summoning) by whistling or blowing a whistle
• a clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small hole between partly closed lips, or between one's teeth.
ADJECTIVE:
• of e.g. a wind, making a shrill, clear musical sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a shrill, clear musical sound
• a. & n. from Whistle, v.

Words related to WHISTLING

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How to use WHISTLING in a sentence

• When she stopped playing and whistling, and looked round, the man said that Mr.
• It was a March evening, near the hour of sunset, with an east wind whistling sharply through the chimney-stacks.
• But it was nothing more than Wayne whistling out on the porch, whistling the dreaming waltz which would bear one to the love waiting at the heart of the night.
• There was no other person in the room but the old Jew, who was boiling some coffee in a saucepan for breakfast, and whistling softly to himself as he stirred it.
• Towards nightfall a wind sprang up, and as the darkness deepened it blew harder and harder, until a terrible gale was whistling over the moor.
• Poynter, looking decidedly trim and smiling, summoned Dick Whittington, climbed aboard and, whistling, disappeared from view with uncommon grace and good humor.
• The chattering and whistling birds were still at it.
• He was capable of whistling down the wind those long hopes of fame and fortune that had hung around the Stewart star.
• The first thrice-repeated roar of rising had given place to the clear, sustained whistling of wings, low, penetrating, inspiring.
• They ceased paddling and appealed to their guns, whose bullets began whistling about the heads of the defenders in the other boat.
• He returned, his hands in his pockets, whistling softly, to the Place St.
• However, it was with a depressed spirit that Whistling Dick passed the old French market on his chosen route down the river.
• He was there like the boy on the burning deck when they came with the teams early next morning, walking about briskly to keep warm through the cold desert dawn, whistling merrily.
• Most of them made the best of it, and laughed when they heard the shells whistling above their heads and bursting near them.
• When I got within about half a mile of the ramparts I began to hear the whistling of the shells.
• All this Billy thought upon as he strode forward whistling comfortably, and his chest swelling proudly.
• They could hear at intervals a weird, mournful note, a single whistling call in dismal minor, but it brought no new significance.
• Wherever he went all manner of singing birds bore him company, emblems of the whistling breezes.
• Pausing in his whistling, the Piper stooped and picked up some small object.
• The whistling ceased as he stopped, on the crest of the ridge, and stood, bare-headed, contemplating the sunset.
• This afternoon, when they were satisfied that all was well within their refuge, Joe laid aside his rifle, and, whistling softly, began to prepare supper.
• The host led the way upstairs, and Mozart, now singing, now whistling, brought up the rear.
• Several times on my tramp I had caught myself whistling the air of a majestic old hymn, and smiled, remembering my young friend Olivia, and her playing in the chapel.
• Then he sat down on the table and waited, whistling below his breath.
• Only a man in love, I thought, could be whistling that air with such attention and accuracy.
• As he went about his work singing and whistling softly to himself, he cast many a glance up at the huge castle.
• The girl was standing on the other side of the fire, gravely whistling a most extraordinary song, like unto all the birds of the air at once.
• Then I refused to let Tom come inside the gate and he went down the street whistling, only when he got to the purple lilac he turned and kissed his hand to me.

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