noun
definition
A breathy sound like that of an object passing at high speed.
example
"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." —Douglas Adams
verb
definition
To make a breathy sound like a whoosh.
Examples of whoosh in a Sentence
Suddenly, a loud whoosh blew threw through the park.
Suddenly, a loud WHOOSH blew threw through the park.
From the river, you hear the whoosh, whoosh of their wings flapping like the slow motion rotor blades of a helicopter.
When tasted neat there is an initial whoosh of alcohol followed by an aftertaste of apples and French chalk on a new inner-tube.
I pressed myself flat on the sledge until whoosh -- The wolf leaped over me and sank its jaws Into my horse's hindquarters.
For the winds went whoosh, but his house stood good, It stood as firm as a Christmas pud.
Tom's Hydra took off, and then there was a big whoosh and something flew off, trailing smoke.
There's nobody around.] FX air whoosh... 2 [Closeup of Inuyasha looking angry.
Kagome Inuyasha... 3 [View of the nearby mountains.] fx wind whoosh... Inuyasha { off } An unpleasant wind.
Page 10 1 [Kagura manages to dodge the arrow.] fx arrow whoosh Kagura { dodging } Hup.
Tom 's Hydra took off, and then there was a big whoosh and something flew off, trailing smoke.
Whoosh under the sea to Lille, walk across the platform and whoosh off to the sunny south.
There 's nobody around.] fx air whoosh... 2 [Closeup of Inuyasha looking angry.
When Luke Skywalker buzzes around in his landspeeder, the average fan would never associate the familiar whoosh with the roar of the Los Angeles Harbor Freeway played through a vacuum-cleaner pipe.