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Multi-word Results
| wet one's whistle |
to have something to drink. |
| whistle in the dark |
to mask or conquer fear by making a show of bravery. |
| whistle stop |
a small insignificant town, esp. along a railroad line. [2 definitions] |
| whistle-blower |
a person who informs authorities about someone else's wrongdoing, as in a government agency. |
| whistle-stop |
to carry on a political campaign, theatrical tour, or the like by making short appearances or speeches, as in a number of small towns. |
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