Dec 8, 2016 · Instead of being filled with whirring and grinding, the air is quiet, as workers in dozens of open-air cubicles assemble tiny electronic parts under microscopes.

Definition of 'whirring' whirring in British English (ˈwɜːrɪŋ ) noun a prolonged soft swish or buzz, as of a motor working or wings flapping

whirring Other forms: whirrings Definitions of whirring noun sound of something in rapid motion synonyms: birr, whir, whirr

What they are doing is whirring the printing presses round in order to fob off this counterfeit currency in exchange for pinching the assets of the nation's business and enterprise.

whirring (ˈwɜːrɪŋ) n a prolonged soft swish or buzz, as of a motor working or wings flapping

whir or whirr /hwɜr, wɜr/ v., whirred, whir•ring, n. v. to move or spin quickly with a humming sound: [no object] The helicopter whirred directly overhead. [~ + object] She whirred the stone at the end of the …

The word "whirring" is a present participle of the verb "whirr," which means to make a low, continuous, rapid humming sound, typically associated with the movement of machinery, wings, or other …

whirred, whirring to move or transport (a thing, person, etc.) with a whirring sound. The plane whirred them away into the night.

Jun 25, 2025 · whirring (comparative more whirring, superlative most whirring) Spinning rapidly.

• Already the plane's propellers were whirring into action. • They can speak, via a whirring mechanical voice box, and they have mechanical human hands rather than paws.