Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dirl
verb
/dɪəl/
Definition
To make a quick, sharp sound, often that resembles a small, sharp blow.
Examples
- The wind caused the branches to dirl against the window.
- She dirled the bell to signal the end of the class.
- The drummer dirled the snare to keep the tempo.
Meaning
The term ‘dirl’ refers to a sudden, sharp noise or to the action of making such a noise. It can also imply a vibration or a quick movement.
Synonyms
- tap
- ring
- ping
- thump
