whistler
Pronunciation: [ˈhwɪstlər]
Word
Context: “music”
(noun) a person who makes music by blowing air through their lips to create a sound. It's like singing, but without using words, just using your mouth to whistle a tune.
Example
My friend is a talented whistler; he can play many songs just by whistling.
Example
She is not much of a whistler; she prefers to sing instead.
Example
Can you hear that whistler in the park playing a happy tune?
Context: “animals”
(noun) a type of bird, like a songbird, known for its beautiful whistling sounds. These birds are special because they have a nice way of singing that sounds like whistling.
Example
We saw a whistler in the garden, and its song was so cheerful.
Example
We didn't spot any whistlers today; the garden was quite quiet.
Example
What kinds of sounds do whistlers make in the mornings?
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