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Plural for a person who is highly skilled or knowledgeable in their field
“The captain of the boat, Dean Binkley, was considered a whiz in finding the best fishing spots in the Pacific.”
Plural for a continuous low humming sound
“He heard the whir of an electro car's ignition, then the whiz of the engine as the powerful voltaic batteries triggered the motor.”
Plural for a hissing or sizzling sound
“Mr. Headley's design has much the same success that would attend an effort to represent the stars of heaven, the horror of an eclipse, or the roseate beauty of an evening sky, by the whiz and crackle of artificial fireworks.”
Plural for a person (or thing) with exceptional qualities or abilities
Plural for a highly intelligent person
Plural for fixer, repair person
Plural for a person with a strong interest or skill in computers or technology
In child talk
Swooshes or rushes
To move quickly, typically with a buzzing or whirring sound
“How can you learn to focus if you're caught up trying to survive while bullets whiz past your head?”
To make a humming or whirring sound
“Wispy melodic murmurs whiz in the background of this recoiling hip-hop track with a plucky spirit.”
To make a hissing or sizzling sound
“As you approach the village, you will hear the fireworks whiz and crackle amidst the beating of drums.”
To move about or around quickly and randomly
To urinate
To move or run away quickly
To move with a rushing or swirling sound
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