whirr

/wɜr/
verb
  1. To make a low, continuous, buzzing or humming sound, like that of a machine or insect.
    • Bees whirr around the flowers in the garden.
    • The old projector would whirr as it played the film.
    • The computer fan began to whirr loudly after hours of use.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A low, continuous buzzing or humming sound.
    • The only sound in the room was the whirr of the air conditioner.
    • She heard the whirr of a drone overhead.
    • The whirr of the sewing machine filled the quiet afternoon.
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