whitling (Meaning)
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whitling (n.)
A young full trout during its second season.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whitling
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whitling Sentence Examples
- The elderly man sat on his porch, patiently whittling a piece of wood into a miniature boat.
- The children gathered around the campfire, eagerly watching their father whittle a marshmallow stick.
- The artist spent hours in his studio, meticulously whittling a block of marble into a lifelike sculpture.
- The whittled pieces of wood flew off the blade as the carpenter carved intricate designs into a cabinet door.
- The scoutmaster taught the boys how to whittle sharp sticks for use in building a shelter.
- The prisoner whittled a toy car out of a bar of soap to pass the time behind bars.
- The craftsman was renowned for his ability to whittle intricate tools and utensils from ordinary pieces of wood.
- The child's wooden sword was made from a carefully whittled branch, giving him endless hours of imaginative play.
- The hunter whittled a wooden decoy from a piece of cedar, hoping to attract a passing deer.
- The artist's whittled sculptures were sold at local craft fairs, showcasing his exceptional talent and patience.
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A young full trout during its second season.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The elderly man sat on his porch, patiently whittling a piece of wood into a miniature boat.
The children gathered around the campfire, eagerly watching their father whittle a marshmallow stick.
The artist spent hours in his studio, meticulously whittling a block of marble into a lifelike sculpture.
The whittled pieces of wood flew off the blade as the carpenter carved intricate designs into a cabinet door.
