Whistle
//ˈwɪs(ə)l//
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The word "whistle" can be used as verb and noun.
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Bird Whistle Galton's whistle Indian whistling duck Tenterfield whistle bells and whistles blow the whistle chime whistle clean as a whistle death whistle dog whistle final whistle fox whistle fulvous whistling duck go whistle green whistle it's not the whistle that pulls the train lesser whistling duck lesser whistling teal nose whistle not worth a whistle pay for one's whistle pea whistle peanut whistle penny whistle pie whistle play to the whistle plumed whistling duck postwhistle rape whistle sea whistle silent whistle slick as a whistle slide whistle spotted whistling duck swanee whistle tin whistle wandering whistling duck wet one's whistle when shrimps whistle whistle Dixie whistle and flute whistle board whistle down the wind whistle for something whistle in the dark whistle in the wind whistle note whistle past whistle past the graveyard whistle pig whistle post whistle register whistle up whistle walk whistle-belly vengeance whistle-blower whistle-drunk whistle-pig whistle-stop whistle-to-whistle whistleable whistleless whistlelike whistling arrow whistling buoy whistling duck whistling face syndrome whistling hare whistling kite whistling marmot whistling shop whistling swan wolf whistle wolf-whistle worth the whistle
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.