wheeple

/ˈwipəl/
noun
  1. A series of thin, high-pitched, whistling or piping sounds.
    • A faint wheeple came from the nest as the chicks stirred.
    • The wheeple of the baby goat was barely audible over the wind.
    • Each wheeple of the lost puppy tugged at her heartstrings.
Synonyms
verb
  1. To make a series of thin, high-pitched, whistling or piping sounds, often in a plaintive or pleading manner.
    • The young bird began to wheeple as it waited for food.
    • The old steam kettle would wheeple when the water started to boil.
    • I could hear the kitten wheeple softly from behind the sofa.
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