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Definition of whir
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Whir (v. t.) To hurry a long with a
whizzing
sound.
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Whur
::
Whur (n.) A
humming
or
whirring
sound,
like that of a body
moving
through
the air with
velocity;
a
whir..
Hurlbone
::
Hurlbone
(n.) See
Whirlbone.
Pirouette
::
Pirouette
(v. i.) To
perform
a
pirouette;
to
whirl,
like a
dancer..
Whir
::
Whir (v. i.) To whirl
round,
or
revolve,
with a
whizzing
noise;
to fly or more
quickly
with a
buzzing
or
whizzing
sound;
to
whiz..
Giddy
::
Giddy (v. i.) To reel; to
whirl.
Wabble
::
Wabble
(v. i.) To move
staggeringly
or
unsteadily
from one side to the
other;
to
vacillate;
to move the
manner
of a
rotating
disk when the axis of
rotation
is
inclined
to that of the disk; -- said of a
turning
or
whirling
body; as, a top
wabbles;
a buzz saw
wabbles..
Voracious
::
Voracious
(a.)
Greedy
in
eating;
very
hungry;
eager to
devour
or
swallow;
ravenous;
gluttonous;
edacious;
rapacious;
as, a
voracious
man or
appetite;
a
voracious
gulf or
whirlpool..
Whirlwind
::
Whirlwind
(n.) A
violent
windstorm
of
limited
extent,
as the
tornado,
characterized
by an
inward
spiral
motion
of the air with an
upward
current
in the
center;
a
vortex
of air. It
usually
has a rapid
progressive
motion..
Whirl
::
Whirl (v. i.) To be
turned
round
rapidly;
to move round with
velocity;
to
revolve
or
rotate
with great
speed;
to
gyrate.
Whirlwind
::
Whirlwind
(n.) Fig.: A body of
objects
sweeping
violently
onward.
Weaver
::
Weaver
(n.) An
aquatic
beetle
of the genus
Gyrinus.
See
Whirling.
Whir
::
Whir (n.) A
buzzing
or
whizzing
sound
produced
by rapid or
whirling
motion;
as, the whir of a
partridge;
the whir of a
spinning
wheel..
Swirl
::
Swirl (n.) To
whirl,
or cause to
whirl,
as in an
eddy..
Turbinate
::
Turbinate
(v. i.) To
revolve
or spin like a top; to
whirl.
Whirl-blast
::
Whirl-blast
(n.) A
whirling
blast or wind.
Whur
::
Whur (v. i.) To make a
rough,
humming
sound,
like one who
pronounces
the
letter
r with too much
force;
to whir; to
birr..
Gulf
::
Gulf (n.) That which
swallows
irretrievably;
a
whirlpool;
a
sucking
eddy.
Swing
::
Swing (v. t.) To give a
circular
movement
to; to
whirl;
to
brandish;
as, to swing a
sword;
to swing a club;
hence,
colloquially,
to
manage;
as, to swing a
business..
Whirligig
::
Whirligig
(n.) A
mediaeval
instrument
for
punishing
petty
offenders,
being a kind of
wooden
cage
turning
on a
pivot,
in which the
offender
was
whirled
round with great
velocity..
Whirl
::
Whirl (v. t.) To turn round
rapidly;
to cause to
rotate
with
velocity;
to make to
revolve.
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