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whistle for

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whistle for someone or something
to summon someone or something by whistling. I stood on the corner and whistled for a cab, but they all ignored me. I whistled for the dog, but it did not appear.
See also: whistle


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99, so it is completely different for us to sell a whistle for pounds 2000.
A RETIRED engineer has sounded the whistle for success after beating hundreds of contenders to win a competition.
Perhaps people today don't use a special whistle for their children.
 
 
 
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