whistler
/ˈwɪslər/
noun
- A person or thing that whistles, especially someone who makes a musical sound by blowing through their lips.
- My grandfather was a talented whistler who could mimic any tune.
- The tea kettle is a loud whistler when the water boils.
- The whistler in the park entertained children with bird calls.
- A type of bird known for its whistling call, such as the golden whistler or the whistling duck.
- The whistler's song echoed through the trees at dawn.
- Birdwatchers traveled to see the rare whistler species.
- We spotted a golden whistler in the rainforest during our hike.
- A marmot (also called a hoary marmot) that makes a whistling sound as an alarm call.
- A family of whistlers lives in the rocky slope near the trail.
- The whistler stood on its hind legs and let out a sharp call.
- Hikers often hear the whistler before they see it in the alpine meadows.