whickering

Jay could hear it from his open window, a dim whickering in the still air.

From somewhere across the field a coon made lonesome whickering.

The ventilators had stopped their whickering and the two men breathed stench.

With a howl and a whickering of blades the Mongols were at his heels.

The lowing of cows and the soft whickering of horses aren't responses to his intrusion.

He lingered for a while enjoying the dark peace out there, the scented smell of the hay and the horses' contented whickering.

We moved through an eerie world of silver magic and from the hills on either side came, at intervals, a far-off whickering and sometimes other sounds.

I could hear whickering of horses in the meadow, that coughing noise they make when they are quite contented, but interested in something.

The stillness in the clearing was eerie, broken only by the nervous whickering of the archers' mounts and the sound of the breeze picking up again.

Once or twice Patsy thought she heard a distant whickering from the woods, and Jimmy Lin startled everybody when he declared he'd seen something flying there.

It was the same strange high whickering far up in the sky, like the passing of many migrant geese on an autumn night, that he had heard three times that day.

He slung the bag into the culvert and replaced the bicycle, remembering to lift it clear of the ground so that the whickering of the freewheel gear wouldn't give him away.

Closing his eyes; if he could have backed away he would have when they began feeling at his flaccid genitals and laughing in that frightening monkey-like whickering, squeezing him so that he was doubled up in agony, the pain stabbing right into his guts.