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whistle
A sharp sound made by forcing air.
whistle dixie
to act confidently without basis.
whistle for
signal someone or call attention with a whistle.
whistle in the dark
To act brave in a scary situation.
whistle in the wind
make an effort with no chance of success.
whistle past the graveyard
To act cheerful in a frightening situation.
whistle walk
walk while whistling a tune.
whistleblower
A person who reports wrongdoing.
whistler
A person who whistles.
whit
a small amount; a tiny bit.
whitaker
a surname often associated with notable figures.
whitby
A coastal town in England.
whitcomb
A surname or place name in English.
white
light in color or shade
white bread
bread made with refined flour.
white coat hypertension
high blood pressure in medical settings.
white hat
a person who does good or ethical work.
white lie
a harmless or trivial lie.
white lives matter
A phrase emphasizing the value of white lives.
white magic
magic used for good or beneficial purposes
white marriage
a marriage without sexual relations
white on rice
extremely close or inseparable
white pee
Urine that appears unusually pale or clear.
white rabbit
A reference to something elusive or surprising.