warble

[US]/'wɔːb(ə)l/

[UK]/'wɔrbl/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

v. sing with a quavering voice, like a bird
n. the act of singing with a quavering voice, like a bird

melodious warble

warble a tune

bird's warble

warble softly

The bird warbled a beautiful melody.

She could hear the warbling of the robins in the garden.

The singer's voice warbled as she reached the high notes.

The flute warbled a haunting tune.

The warbling of the creek provided a peaceful backdrop to the picnic.

The old radio warbled as it tried to tune in to the station.

The baby warbled happily as she played with her toys.

The nightingale warbled its enchanting song in the moonlit garden.

The opera singer's voice warbled with emotion during the performance.

The cellphone signal warbled as the call dropped in and out.

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