Word
whistler
US/ˈhwɪsɫɝ/
UK/wˈɪslɐ/
Definition
n. someone who makes a high, clear sound by blowing air through their lips. It can also refer to a bird or an animal that makes a similar sound.
n. a person or animal that produces a high-pitched sound by forcing breath through a small orifice, typically the lips or teeth. In specific technical contexts, it may refer to a low-frequency radio signal caused by lightning.
Examples
“The whistler caught everyone's attention in the quiet park.”
“The bird is a talented whistler, mimicking the songs of other species in the garden every morning.”
“While the street performer was a skilled whistler, his ability to maintain complex melodies for hours was what truly captivated the passing crowds.”
Examples
simple
“The whistler caught everyone's attention in the quiet park.”
contextual
“The bird is a talented whistler, mimicking the songs of other species in the garden every morning.”
complex
“While the street performer was a skilled whistler, his ability to maintain complex melodies for hours was what truly captivated the passing crowds.”
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