How To Spell whir?
How to Pronounce whir?
Correct pronunciation for the word "whir" is [wˈɜː], [wˈɜː], [w_ˈɜː].
What are the misspellings for whir?
- whig,
- whide,
- wherd,
- hior,
- chir,
- shir,
- whipp,
- whieh,
- whider,
- whilr,
- whwre,
- whci,
- ywear,
- whime,
- whois,
- whiohc,
- whier,
- wair,
- whiper,
- thir,
- wherhe,
- whipe,
- 9which,
- wheher,
- whoim,
- whiout,
- whein,
- whoie,
- whil,
- whihc,
- wheer,
- whike,
- thwir,
- uoir,
- whery,
- yheir,
- wewrw,
- hiur,
- hir,
- whio,
- 8which,
- ypir,
- wthi,
- whic,
- swair,
- wheir,
- whail,
- weair,
- whooo,
- whire,
- wtih,
- wiraw,
- wherwe,
- wtie,
- whili,
- wher,
- whigh,
- whick,
- thweir,
- whaihc,
- whife,
- ahir,
- whaer,
- whorth,
- awair,
- wheei,
- whuich,
- whoer,
- wwwr,
- whhy,
- whicho,
- whi9ch,
- hwaii,
- wsie,
- whth,
- wheich,
- whchi,
- wwear,
- whihch,
- whie,
- wibur,
- whrer,
- whrw,
- whise,
- whis,
- whard,
- thewir,
- whera,
- whor,
- whjo,
- ghair,
- whih,
- wairy,
- wfie,
- who'e,
- whort,
- whichw,
- whoar,
- whart,
- wchih,
- whid,
- wheigh,
- waier,
- whwer,
- wir,
- thwer,
- wshi,
- whiie,
- whily,
- whr,
- wherw,
- whcih,
- weaar,
- whilw,
- whi,
- wuthor,
- wdie,
- whin,
- whioe,
- w2hich,
- whiich,
- wh9ich,
- woird,
- whar,
- wsih,
- whichy,
- whlie,
- wweer,
- wihh,
- whichii,
- wihc,
- whiah,
- wharn,
- waird,
- whork,
- woirk,
- werher,
- whirle,
- wherr,
- waher,
- thiir,
- whau,
- whici,
- whern,
- wurr,
- ouir,
- wohoo,
- whoich,
- whear,
- whiser,
- waor,
- haior,
- whorn,
- whitw,
- wrih,
- whwn,
- ehir,
- voir,
- whiegh,
- whiuch,
- haiir,
- whizz,
- rheir,
- wwer,
- whta,
- whirte,
- whaich,
- whicha,
- whila,
- whice,
- whooer,
- wner,
- whiech,
- whif,
- whch,
- watoir,
- wheil,
- whiche,
- whho,
- 1which,
- whiceh,
- weher,
- weiry,
- whers,
- whith,
- wheic,
- whitr,
- whto,
- whiom,
- whicih,
- whoihc
"Whir" in context
Whir is a sound that is often used to describe a low humming or buzzing noise. It is a sound that can be heard in many different places and situations, including a fan whirring, an engine buzzing, or a machine operating. It is a noise that is sometimes soothing and calming, but can also be annoying and distracting.
Whirring can also be caused by a motor, such as a car engine or a toy motor. Even simple things, such as a vibrating phone on a table, can cause a whir.
Whirring can also be caused by a motor, such as a car engine or a toy motor. Even simple things, such as a vibrating phone on a table, can cause a whir.
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