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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Whis·tling
a. & n.
from
Whistle
,
v.
Whistling buoy
.
Naut.
See
under
Buoy
.
Whistling coot
Zool.
,
the
American
black
scoter
.
Whistling Dick
.
Zool.
(a)
An
Australian
shrike
thrush
(
Colluricincla Selbii
).
(b)
The
song
thrush
. [
Prov
.
Eng
.]
Whistling duck
.
Zool.
(a)
The
golden-eye
.
(b)
A
tree
duck
.
Whistling eagle
Zool.
,
a
small
Australian
eagle
(
Haliastur sphenurus
); --
called
also
whistling hawk
,
and
little swamp eagle
.
Whistling plover
.
Zool.
(a)
The
golden
plover
.
(b)
The
black-bellied
,
or
gray
,
plover
.
Whistling snipe
Zool.
,
the
American
woodcock
.
Whistling swan
.
Zool.
(a)
The
European
whooper
swan
; --
called
also
wild swan
,
and
elk
.
(b)
An
American
swan
(
Olor columbianus
).
See
under
Swan
.
Whistling teal
Zool.
,
a
tree
duck
,
as
Dendrocygna awsuree
of
India
.
Whistling thrush
.
Zool.
(a)
Any
one
of
several
species
of
singing
birds
of
the
genus
Myiophonus
,
native
of
Asia
,
Australia
,
and
the
East
Indies
.
They
are
generally
black
,
glossed
with
blue
,
and
have
a
patch
of
bright
blue
on
each
shoulder
.
Their
note
is
a
loud
and
clear
whistle
.
(b)
The
song
thrush
. [
Prov
.
Eng
.]
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Buoy
n.
Naut.
A
float
;
esp
.
a
floating
object
moored
to
the
bottom
,
to
mark
a
channel
or
to
point
out
the
position
of
something
beneath
the
water
,
as
an
anchor
,
shoal
,
rock
,
etc
.
Anchor buoy
,
a
buoy
attached
to
,
or
marking
the
position
of
,
an
anchor
.
Bell buoy
,
a
large
buoy
on
which
a
bell
is
mounted
,
to
be
rung
by
the
motion
of
the
waves
.
Breeches buoy
.
See
under
Breeches
.
Cable buoy
,
an
empty
cask
employed
to
buoy
up
the
cable
in
rocky
anchorage
.
Can buoy
,
a
hollow
buoy
made
of
sheet
or
boiler
iron
,
usually
conical
or
pear-shaped
.
Life buoy
,
a
float
intended
to
support
persons
who
have
fallen
into
the
water
,
until
a
boat
can
be
dispatched
to
save
them
.
Nut buoy
or
Nun buoy
,
a
buoy
large
in
the
middle
,
and
tapering
nearly
to
a
point
at
each
end
.
To stream the buoy
,
to
let
the
anchor
buoy
fall
by
the
ship's
side
into
the
water
,
before
letting
go
the
anchor
.
Whistling buoy
,
a
buoy
fitted
with
a
whistle
that
is
blown
by
the
action
of
the
waves
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
whistling
buoy
n
:
a
buoy
that
makes
a
whistling
noise
[
syn
:
whistle buoy
]
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