Whiffle
verb
To blow lightly or to make a soft sound; to move lightly and swiftly.
The leaves whiffled in the gentle breeze.

Usage tips
Neutral
whiffle in the wind,whiffle away,whiffle through the trees
verb
To speak or act in a vague or noncommittal manner.
He tends to whiffle when asked about his plans for the future.

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Informal
whiffle around,whiffle remarks,whiffle about
verb
To blow lightly or to make a soft sound; to move lightly and swiftly.
The leaves whiffled in the gentle breeze.

Usage tips
Neutral
whiffle in the wind,whiffle away,whiffle through the trees
verb
To speak or act in a vague or noncommittal manner.
He tends to whiffle when asked about his plans for the future.

Usage tips
Informal
whiffle around,whiffle remarks,whiffle about
Definition 1 of 2

Imagery
Use 'whiffle' to create visual imagery of light movement
The leaves seem to whiffle in the soft breeze.
Sound
When describing sound, 'whiffle' suggests a gentle, airy quality
The whiffle of the wind was soothing.
Context
In casual contexts, use 'whiffle' to convey feelings of lightness or triviality
His thoughts seemed to whiffle away.
Imagery
Use 'whiffle' to create visual imagery of light movement
The leaves seem to whiffle in the soft breeze.
Sound
When describing sound, 'whiffle' suggests a gentle, airy quality
The whiffle of the wind was soothing.
Context
In casual contexts, use 'whiffle' to convey feelings of lightness or triviality
His thoughts seemed to whiffle away.
Imagery
Use 'whiffle' to create visual imagery of light movement
The leaves seem to whiffle in the soft breeze.
Sound
When describing sound, 'whiffle' suggests a gentle, airy quality
The whiffle of the wind was soothing.
Context
In casual contexts, use 'whiffle' to convey feelings of lightness or triviality
His thoughts seemed to whiffle away.
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