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Definition of whistle
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Whistle
(v. t.) To send,
signal,
or call by a
whistle..
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Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. t.) To send,
signal,
or call by a
whistle..
Birdcall
::
Birdcall
(n.) An
instrument
of any kind, as a
whistle,
used in
making
the sound of a
birdcall..
Gossat
::
Gossat
(n.) A small
British
marine
fish
(Motella
tricirrata);
--
called
also
whistler
and
three-bearded
rockling.
Whistled
::
Whistled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Whistl.
Whistlewood
::
Whistlewood
(n.) The
moosewood,
or
striped
maple.
See
Maple..
Whistlefish
::
Whistlefish
(n.) A
gossat,
or
rockling;
--
called
also
whistler,
three-bearded
rockling,
sea
loach,
and
sorghe..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
golden-eye.
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. t.) To form,
utter,
or
modulate
by
whistling;
as, to
whistle
a tune or an air..
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..
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. i.) To make a
shrill
sound with a wind or steam
instrument,
somewhat
like that made with the lips; to blow a
sharp,
shrill
tone..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
whistlefish.
Sough
::
Sough (v. i.) To
whistle
or sigh, as the
wind..
Pipe
::
Pipe (v. t.) To call or
direct,
as a crew, by the
boatswain's
whistle..
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..
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..
Pipe
::
Pipe (n.) A
boatswain's
whistle,
used to call the crew to their
duties;
also, the sound of it..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
widgeon.
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. i.) An
instrument
in which gas or steam
forced
into a
cavity,
or
against
a thin edge,
produces
a sound more or less like that made by one who
whistles
through
the
compressed
lips; as, a
child's
whistle;
a
boatswain's
whistle;
a steam
whistle
(see Steam
whistle,
under
Steam)..
Whistler
::
Whistler
(n.) The
golden
plover
and the gray
plover.
Golden-eye
::
Golden-eye
(n.) A duck
(Glaucionetta
clangula),
found in
Northern
Europe,
Asia, and
America.
The
American
variety
(var.
Americana)
is
larger.
Called
whistler,
garrot,
gowdy,
pied
widgeon,
whiteside,
curre,
and
doucker.
Barrow's
golden-eye
of
America
(G.
Islandica)
is less
common..
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