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Discover LudwigThe phrase "shrill whistle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a high-pitched sound, such as a whistle blown by a referee during a sports game. For example: The referee's shrill whistle blew, signaling the end of the match.
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Fallon makes a low, shrill whistle through his teeth.
Only with that vivid vest and shrill whistle did he seem to have much confidence.
He protected "his" waves fiercely, warning off interlopers with a shrill whistle from inside the tube.
Then, like clockwork, they return to their cages when he blows a shrill whistle.
Just then, a shrill whistle blasted the air, followed by loud, unseemly grunts.
"I was so afraid!" he said, giving a shrill whistle for emphasis.
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Fans will unleash shrill whistles when the Serbians have the ball.
I heard a shrill whistling and looked round to see three men frantically waving and pointing.
Its approach, she said, sounded like a truck passing with a shrill whistling sound.
"Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!" the coaches shouted, shrill whistles tweeting as they clapped their hands.
ANKARA, Turkey — The shrill whistles, the deafening din of Thundersticks and singsong chants began a half-hour before Greece played Turkey at the world championships.
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