Whistled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISTLED 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 WHISTLED

whistle13 whistles14 whistling16

How to use WHISTLED in a sentence

• And when the girl espied the gleaming steel of that little chain, she no longer had any doubts, but whistled softly.
• When Robert Bolton had heard it all, at first he whistled.
• The captain brought his glass to bear upon them and whistled.
• Where once Herman Klein had carried his pail and whistled bits of Shubert as he climbed along, a long line of blackened men made their evening way.
• Shells screamed overhead or burst near, and bullets whistled backwards and forwards over the shell-hole.
• I whistled for her and Lancy to-night, and if they are satisfied, that is enough.
• The younger boy whistled as he came along, and he held a stout branch in his hand, from which, with a short rough knife, he was cutting away the twigs and bark.
• Michu whistled in a way that made his hearers tremble.
• A hatchet whistled by me and cut the cloth from my shoulder.
• Her hair streamed from her head, and there was a thrilling feeling as the wind whistled by her ears, and she seemed to be shooting like a bird through space.
• Then he stuck his hands deep in his pockets and whistled loudly.
• There he threw up his beautiful head, crowned by its great antlers, and whistled a challenge to all the Green Forest.
• His step was elastic, his heart was light, and he whistled a lively strain.
• A shower of Fenian bullets whistled around him without injury, when a comrade came to his rescue and relieved him, but was himself seriously wounded.
• Moved by some sudden whim, he stopped and whistled.
• And I shuddered, for I knew that they were bringing him to the horrible long sheds by the Red Tower through which the wind whistled.
• Slipping quietly away, I went to my room and got my revolver, and then going to the south front of the chateau, I softly whistled for my dogs.
• He sang and whistled as he strove mightily with the weeds.
• There in the dusk, he whistled the old college call, then swung himself up on a fat stone lantern, and in a few minutes he swung down a suitcase and Sada in American clothes.
• A voice replied, telling him to keep out of the moonlight or he would get some lead in him, and at the same time a bullet whistled close by his arm.
• Even as he did so a bullet whistled by his head and he heard the crack of a German rifle.
• But Nature whistled with all her winds, Did as she pleased and went her way.
• The cane sang in the air and whistled on to my open palm.
• The steamer whistled several times, to indicate that she was about to return.
• The wind still whistled across the sky, but now without the obstruction of any cloud.

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