See Also: whisper 2, noun(dictionary)
whisper(medicine)
whisper(1)(dictionary)
whisper(2)(dictionary)
whisper 1, verb(dictionary)
stage whisper(dictionary)
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Whisper stock(money)
Whisper number or forecast(finance)
Whisper number or forecast(money)

whisper 2, noun (oh)



2 n [C]
a very quiet voice you make using your breath and no sound
in a whisper
::'Where are we going?' he asked in a whisper.
a piece of news or information that has not been officially announced and may or may not be true
-synonym rumour rumour whisper of
::The first whisper of the redundancies came from the newspapers.
whisper that
::There are whispers that the actor was seen checking into a hospital last week.
whisper of sth
literary a low soft sound made by something such as the wind