warbling
Speech parts
1. warbling - Noun
2. warbling - Verb
Meaning
of Warble
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Above them, the hard black exterior and warbling columns of smoke were like a second sky.
And that’s where Green’s garnishing threads of warbling pedal steel comes in, giving an inescapable old-world/trad-folk feel to the arrangement, but flexibly responding in his curving phrases to the individual voices and ideas of Palmer and Bertos.
But don’t expect to find them warbling down on the docks in Oak Bluffs; eight years ago a disgruntled listener famously shoved a member mid-song into the water.
He was a Catholic mystic who adored birds and their warbling, and since many people whose taste I respect love his music, I figure my lack of enthusiasm is my fault.
They burst noisily from the grasses on all sides, warbling and clumsily taking wing, if only temporarily, and I could see what easy targets they must make for the shooting parties that flock here at weekends.
I got most of their language right, and found an explanation for some really strange warbling vocalizations they have when I come home from work!