Spell Check of whistling

Definition of whistling:

the sound made by something moving rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture

Common misspellings:

• whisteling (31%)
• whistleing (16%)
• whisling (13%)
• wistling (12%)
• whislting (5%)
• whisting (4%)
• whistiling (4%)
• whistelig (3%)
• whisltling (3%)
• whitsling (3%)

Examples of usage:

1) They had got safe in, and we were about to follow when a shower of bullets came whistling round our heads and rattling against the walls. - "Paddy Finn", W. H. G. Kingston.

2) She was almost in tears when after an eternity of waiting she heard the sound of whistling far up the street. - "Jane Lends A Hand", Shirley Watkins.

3) He Took up his Candle and Went off Whistling. - "At Sunwich Port, Complete", W.W. Jacobs.