trill

I speak to him in Korean, and I interpret his trills as Korean responses.

The Benedictions ended, the young man began to trill, but in a weaker voice and without charm.

Though we were some years of age before we heard the trill of a piano, we knew well all about the song of "The Spinning-Wheel."

You have shut the sunlight from you, and the trill of a thrush pierces you like an arrow.

Breaking into the trill of the frogs came the song of a lonely whippoorwill.

She followed it up by using them—she was near enough—to run a trill of kisslets across the paternal forehead.

As evening draws near the birds once more begin to chirp and trill, they salute the setting sun and fly away to rest.

I dare vow, who know somewhat the fashion of her, she will but trill a pretty titter or so at your qualms.

Quite often, Miss Miller would smile unseen, as she heard Nita trill a few notes of song that hummed through her memory.

The opening syllabication is like dickcissel's; then follows a trill of no specially definable character.