1. whirring - Noun
2. whirring - Adjective
3. whirring - Verb
Derived from whir
5. whirring - Adjective Satellite
of Whir
Source: Webster's dictionaryDaily Telegraph 21 April 1936 In the New Statesman he wrote "a harrowing and stark account of poverty" and referred to "clear and violent language, at times making the reader feel he is in a dentist's chair with the drill whirring". Source: Internet
Actually, even with the fan whirring away, we've not found battery life to be that bad. Source: Internet
Despite industrial driers whirring away for four months, it took until March for their house to dry out. Source: Internet
Rescued passengers on Tuesday morning were seen on video streaming across the tarmac with backpacks and hiking shoes, the rotors of a Chinook still whirring. Source: Internet
But as I was making the other night, adding a little white whole wheat flour instead of all white, and whirring the oats so they had just enough texture, I thought--now these would be perfect for strawberry shortcake! Source: Internet
An older woman yelped in pain in the next exam room, each time I heard that whirring sound. Source: Internet