Whistler (en. Whistler)
/ˈwɪs.lər/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
An individual who produces a sound by whistling.
The whistler entertained the crowd with his catchy melody.
Le whistler a diverti la foule avec sa mélodie entraînante.
A bird known for its melodious song.
The whistler in the trees was a true spectacle of nature.
Le whistler dans les arbres était un vrai spectacle de la nature.
Etymology
The origin of the word whistler comes from the English 'whistle' which means 'to whistle'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
in the loop
To be informed of the latest news or information.
dans le coup
to whistle like a whistler
To make noise playfully or joyfully.
siffler comme un whistler
Related Words
whistling
The sound produced by a whistler.
sifflement
melody
A sequence of pleasant musical notes.
mélodie
song
Producing musical sounds using the voice.
chant
Slang Meanings
A person who is skilled at whistling popular tunes.
He's a real whistler, he can whistle all the popular songs.
C'est un vrai whistler, il peut siffler toutes les chansons à la mode.
A street performer who attracts crowds by whistling.
This whistler managed to draw a large audience with his talent.
Ce whistler a réussi à rassembler un grand public avec son talent.