Whistle synonyms

wĭs'əl, hwĭs'-

(Slang) Something uproariously funny or absurd.

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A bell, siren, whistle, flashing light, etc. to give this signal

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pipes

An instrument that produces a shrill sound

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A loud, brassy sound

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tin-whistle

(Music) A small, high-pitched whistle that is blown from the end like a flute and is made of metal

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A loud utterance of an emotion, such as fear, anger, or despair.

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A loud, piercing cry or sound

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A powerful hit, blow, or shot.

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An act of making music or noise with pipes.

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siren-call

Alternative term for siren song

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In radio, television, cell phones, etc., the electrical impulses, sound or picture elements, etc. transmitted or received

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A short blast of a horn, whistle, etc.

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fife

A region of eastern Scotland between the Firths of Forth and Tay. It was once a Pict kingdom.

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Any of the tubes in an organ.

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panpipes

An instrument that produces a shrill sound

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steam-whistle

An instrument that produces a shrill sound

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mouth whistle

An instrument that produces a shrill sound

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traffic whistle

An instrument that produces a shrill sound

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An electronic device that produces a similar sound

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(Gr. Myth., person, proper) The Muse of eloquence and epic poetry

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To produce in a flutelike tone.

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To produce or give forth a trill.

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To utter with a hiss.

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To make the buzzing or hissing sound of something moving swiftly through the air

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To produce or utter with a hoarse whistling sound:

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tootle

(Informal) To walk or drive in a leisurely manner; amble:

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To order to come or appear; call for or send for with authority or urgency

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To tell (a person) of a danger, coming evil, misfortune, etc.; put on guard; caution

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To exercise authority or control as or as if one is a commander.

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To mark with or as with a flag

To capture and hold briefly (the attention, for example); engage.

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sound a whistle

To call with a whistle

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To sing with trills, runs, or quavers.

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To utter in a tremulous voice

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To celebrate in or as if in song:

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To make, compose, or perform with little or no preparation:

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noise (related)

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sound (related)

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The characteristic cry of a bird

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feedback

The process by which a system, often biological or ecological, is modulated, controlled, or changed by the product, output, or response it produces.

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To provide or equip with instruments.

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siffle

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A shrill, breathy sound; a whistle.

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pennywhistle

Any of various fipple flutes of metal, wood, or plastic with open holes for fingering

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To produce musical sounds or notes with the voice, esp. in a connected series, as in giving voice to a song

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Find another word for whistle. In this page you can discover 45 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for whistle, like: howl, fire-alarm, pipes, blare, tin-whistle, cry, shriek, blast, piping, siren-call and signal.