whirr Antonyms
Meaning of whirr
whirr (n)
sound of something in rapid motion
whirr (v)
make a soft swishing sound
make a vibrant sound, as of some birds
whirr Sentence Examples
- The helicopter blades whirr rhythmically, creating a deafening roar.
- The old fan's whirr filled the room, a comforting sound of summer evenings.
- The wind whistled through the trees, making the leaves whirr and rustle.
- The sewing machine's needle whirr raced back and forth, creating a steady rhythm.
- The whirr of the lawnmower cut through the morning stillness.
- As the car sped past, its tires whirr lamented on the asphalt.
- The whirr of the washing machine indicated the completion of its cycle.
- The children giggled with delight as they watched the toy car whirr around the track.
- The cicadas' chorus whirr sang throughout the hot summer night.
- The whirr of the power tools indicated a construction project underway.
FAQs About the word whirr
sound of something in rapid motion, make a soft swishing sound, make a vibrant sound, as of some birds
hum, purr, whisper, buzz, whiz, moan, zoom, drone, rustle, thrum
yell, scream, roar, screech, shriek, screech, howl, squeal, yell, shriek
The helicopter blades whirr rhythmically, creating a deafening roar.
The old fan's whirr filled the room, a comforting sound of summer evenings.
The wind whistled through the trees, making the leaves whirr and rustle.
The sewing machine's needle whirr raced back and forth, creating a steady rhythm.
