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10 Language-to-English DictionariesWhirlpool
A violently rotating body of water produced by opposing currents or a meeting of tides.
Whirlwind
A column of air violently rotating on the earth's surface, such as a tornado or dust devil.
Whirlwind romance
A love affair or courtship that progresses with intense passion and extreme rapidity, often leading to a sudden commitment like marriage.
Whirly
Characterized by spinning, whirling, or revolving movement.
Whirr
To make a low, continuous, rapid sound, often associated with machinery or insects.
Whisk
A cooking utensil made of looped wire, used for beating food such as eggs or cream.
Whiskered Fish
A type of fish that has prominent sensory barbels resembling whiskers, commonly found in freshwater environments.
Whiskers
Long, stiff hairs growing on the face of an animal, especially a cat or a mouse, that are sensitive to touch.
Whisper
A soft, quiet sound made by speaking without vocal cords, or a rustling sound.
Whispers
Soft spoken words or sounds that are barely audible.
Whispery
Characterized by or resembling a whisper; soft, low, and rustling in sound.
Whistle
A clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing breath through a small opening between the lips or teeth, or through a small device.
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