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Definition of whist
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Whist (a.) Not
speaking;
not
making
a
noise;
silent;
mute;
still;
quiet.
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Hooper
::
Hooper
(n.) The
European
whistling,
or wild, swan (Olor
cygnus);
--
called
also
hooper
swan,
whooping
swan, and elk..
Whistlewing
::
Whistlewing
(n.) The
American
golden-eye.
Sough
::
Sough (v. i.) To
whistle
or sigh, as the
wind..
Sweep
::
Sweep (n.) In the game of
casino,
a
pairing
or
combining
of all the cards on the
board,
and so
removing
them all; in
whist,
the
winning
of all the
tricks
(thirteen)
in a hand; a
slam..
Wheeze
::
Wheeze
(n.) A
piping
or
whistling
sound
caused
by
difficult
respiration.
Pipe
::
Pipe (n.) A
boatswain's
whistle,
used to call the crew to their
duties;
also, the sound of it..
Wheeze
::
Wheeze
(v. i.) To
breathe
hard, and with an
audible
piping
or
whistling
sound,
as
persons
affected
with
asthma..
Rhonchus
::
Rhonchus
(n.) An
adventitious
whistling
or
snoring
sound heard on
auscultation
of the chest when the air
channels
are
partially
obstructed.
By some
writers
the term
rhonchus
is used as
equivalent
to rale in its
widest
sense.
See Rale.
Whew
::
Whew (n. &
interj.)
A sound like a
half-formed
whistle,
expressing
astonishment,
scorn,
or
dislike..
Flute
::
Flute (v. t.) To play,
whistle,
or sing with a
clear,
soft note, like that of a
flute..
Calliope
::
Calliope
(n.) A
musical
instrument
consisting
of a
series
of steam
whistles,
toned to the notes of the
scale,
and
played
by keys
arranged
like those of an
organ.
It is
sometimes
attached
to
steamboat
boilers..
Pue
::
Pue (v. i.) To make a low
whistling
sound;
to
chirp,
as
birds..
Whist
::
Whist
(interj.)
Be
silent;
be
still;
hush;
silence.
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
whistlefish.
Charm
::
Charm (n.) Any small
decorative
object
worn on the
person,
as a seal, a key, a
silver
whistle,
or the like.
Bunches
of
charms
are often worn at the watch
chain..
Sifflement
::
Sifflement
(n.) The act of
whistling
or
hissing;
a
whistling
sound;
sibilation.
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.) In some
games,
as
whist,
the odd game, as the third or the
fifth,
when there is a tie
between
the
players;
as, to play the
rubber;
also, a
contest
determined
by the
winning
of two out of three
games;
as, to play a
rubber
of
whist..
Swollen
::
Swobber
(n.) Four
privileged
cards,
formerly
used in
betting
at the game of
whist..
Blow
::
Blow (n.) The act of
forcing
air from the
mouth,
or
through
or from some
instrument;
as, to give a hard blow on a
whistle
or horn; to give the fire a blow with the
bellows..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
hoary,
or
northern,
marmot
(Arctomys
pruinosus)..
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