wisp (Meaning)
wisp (n)
a small tuft or lock
a small person
a small bundle of straw or hay
a flock of snipe
wisp (n.)
A small bundle, as of straw or other like substance.
A whisk, or small broom.
A Will-o'-the-wisp; an ignis fatuus.
wisp (v. t.)
To brush or dress, an with a wisp.
To rumple.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wisp
wisp Sentence Examples
- The wisp of smoke from the extinguished candle curled upwards, carrying a faint scent of wood.
- The wisp of hair that fell across her forehead softened her angular features.
- The wisp of fog clung to the ground, obscuring the path ahead.
- A wisp of wind rustled through the leaves, creating a gentle symphony.
- The wisp of cloud above the mountaintop caught the morning light, gleaming like a beacon.
- The wisp of smoke from the campfire danced in the night sky, creating an ethereal display.
- The wisp of moonlight that filtered through the curtains cast an eerie glow upon the sleeping figure.
- The wisp of paint that escaped from the brush trailed down the canvas, adding an unexpected touch of whimsy.
- The wisp of fragrance that wafted from the flower filled the room with a sweet aroma.
- The wisp of memory that came unbidden caused a bittersweet smile to spread across his face.
FAQs About the word wisp
a small tuft or lock, a small person, a small bundle of straw or hay, a flock of snipeA small bundle, as of straw or other like substance., A whisk, or small br
midget,lightweight, weakling, pigmy, diminutive, shrimp,wimp, pygmy, half-pint, mite
giant, monster, whale, dinosaur, giant, jumbo, whale, colossus, behemoth, mastodon
The wisp of smoke from the extinguished candle curled upwards, carrying a faint scent of wood.
The wisp of hair that fell across her forehead softened her angular features.
The wisp of fog clung to the ground, obscuring the path ahead.
A wisp of wind rustled through the leaves, creating a gentle symphony.
