whisper
//ˈwɪspər//
Verb
whisperInfinitive
whisperPresent tense
whisperedPast tense
whisperedPast participle
whisperingPresent participle
whispersThird-person singular
1
To speak very softly or quietly, using one's breath rather than one's vocal cords, especially to avoid being overheard.
She whispered in my ear so no one else could hear.
2
To tell someone something privately or secretly in a quiet voice.
She whispered the secret in my ear.
3
To make a soft rustling sound, as leaves or wind.
The leaves whispered in the gentle breeze.
Noun
whisperSingular
whispersPlural
1
A very soft, quiet way of speaking using one's breath rather than vocal cords.
She spoke in a whisper so no one else could hear.
2
Something that is said very quietly or secretly.
I heard whispers about a surprise party for her.
3
A soft rustling sound.
I heard the whisper of leaves in the wind.