English to Maori Meaning of whir - whir

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Definitions of whir in English
Noun(1) sound of something in rapid motion
Verb(1) make a soft swishing sound
Examples of whir in English
(1) the whir of the projector
Related Phrases of whir
(1) whir ::
whir
Synonyms
Noun
2. birr ::
Biri
Verb
5. purr ::
purr
6. birr ::
Biri
7. whiz ::
tāwhirowhiro
Different Forms
whir, whirs
Word Example from TV Shows
the whir of the centrifuge,

the WHIR of the centrifuge,

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 16

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