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Whoosh   /wuʃ/  /hwuʃ/   Listen
Whoosh

noun
1.
The noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid).  Synonym: swoosh.
verb
1.
Move with a sibilant sound.  Synonym: woosh.
2.
Move with a whooshing sound.  Synonym: hiss.
3.
Gush or squirt out.






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"Whoosh" Quotes from Famous Books



... silence, not daring to talk. There was no sound except for the faint whoosh of their breathing through the gas masks they were wearing, and the muffled hiss from a ...
— The Impossibles • Gordon Randall Garrett

... Scotty threw the switch. Lights flared on the lab roof, outlining it clearly. Rick struck a match and held it to the saturated cord of rags. Flaming gasoline ran along the cord in both directions, ran up the sides of the cans. There was a loud whoosh of exploding gasoline, and both cans were ablaze. Rick ran away ...
— The Electronic Mind Reader • John Blaine

... 'Puss, Kit, Tit, Grimalkin, Tabby, Brindle! Whoosh!' with which last sound, uttered in a hissing manner between his teeth, the old gentleman swung his arms violently round and round, and at the same time alternately advanced on Mrs Nickleby, and retreated from her, in that species of savage dance with which ...
— The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby • Charles Dickens

... A cat! 'cat, puss, tit, grimalkin, tabby, brindle; whoosh!' was he fond of Dickens, a Pink-nosed Pearl? She is no more sick than you are, Beloved. She has been, no doubt, and now she has forgotten how to be anything else, but she is liable to find out. Your Aunt, ...
— Fernley House • Laura E. Richards

... There was a whoosh outside. Clifford, at the radio, repeated: "Rocket off!" Then it banged, high overhead. "Did you see ...
— Four-Day Planet • Henry Beam Piper



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