warble|warbled|warbles|warbling in English

verb

[war·ble || 'wɔrbl /'wɔːbl]

sing with trilled and modulated voice

Use "warble|warbled|warbles|warbling" in a sentence

1. She warbled as she worked.

2. Mills warbled a few notes.

3. The bird continued to warble.

4. The trimphone extension warbled urgently from the wall.

5. The male lead, still warble.

6. Slate-colored Antbird: Streak-headed Antbird: Streak-headed Antbird: Peruvian Warbling-Antbird: Peruvian Warbling-Antbird: Peruvian Warbling-Antbird: Peruvian Warbling-Antbird: Yellow-browed Antbird: Yellow-browed Antbird: Yellow-browed Antbird: Jet Antbird: Jet Antbird: Jet Antbird: Blackish Antbird: Black Antbird: Stub-tailed Antbird: Stub

7. I'm nοt gοing tο sit here warbling.

8. 19 The canary warbled all day long.

9. The singer on the cassette began to warble another song.

10. Buzylene Warble gloaming writing on paper training

11. I heard a peculiar warbling from the living room.

12. 15 The bell jingled, and I heard a canary warbling.

13. Charity woke to a warbling voice singing happily.

14. Perhaps Clinton will inexplicably start warbling bird calls.

15. I heard the faint warble of Laura's voice.

16. And the hopes that warble in my fluttering breast?

17. The male lead, still uncast, will not warble.

18. 16 The bell jingled, and I heard a canary warbling.

19. 24 Their flute - like warbling became happy and unrestrained.

20. Give me to warble spontaneous songs recluse by myself.

21. Sing, warble a nightclub singer who Crooned romantic songs 2

22. I have not felt to warble and trill, however sweetly.

23. A fluttering or tremulous sound, as that made by certain birds; a warble.

24. Synonyms for Croons include sings, hums, warbles, lilts, quavers, carols, trills, serenades, trolls and lulls

25. 6 synonyms for Croon: sing, warble, say softly, breathe, hum, purr