rustle
//ˈrʌs.əl//
Verb
rustleInfinitive
rustlePresent tense
rustledPast tense
rustledPast participle
rustlingPresent participle
rustlesThird-person singular
1
To make a soft, light sound like dry leaves or paper being moved.
The leaves rustled in the wind.
2
To move with a soft, swishing sound.
Her silk dress rustled as she walked across the room.
3
To steal livestock, especially cattle or horses.
The thieves rustled cattle from the ranch.
4
(informal) To obtain or prepare something quickly, especially food.
Let me rustle up some sandwiches for lunch.
Noun
1
A soft, light sound made by dry leaves, paper, or fabric moving.
I heard the rustle of leaves in the wind.