Pronunciation: /ˈhwɪni/
noun the sound a horse makes
A1 The horse let out a loud whinny when it saw its owner approaching.
A2 I heard a whinny coming from the stable as I walked past.
B1 The whinny of the horse could be heard echoing through the countryside.
B2 The whinny of the mare was a familiar sound on the farm.
C1 The whinny of the stallion was so powerful, it could be heard from miles away.
C2 The whinny of the horse was a symphony of sound, blending with the rustling of the leaves and the chirping of birds.
verb to make the sound a horse makes
A1 The horse whinnied when it saw its owner approaching.
A2 She whinnied with excitement as she rode the horse for the first time.
B1 The stable was filled with the sound of horses whinnying in the morning.
B2 The mare whinnied loudly, calling out to her foal in the distance.
C1 The champion racehorse whinnied in anticipation before the big race.
C2 The experienced equestrian could tell the mood of the horse by how it whinnied.
formal The sound of a horse's whinny echoed through the stables.
informal I knew my horse was happy when I heard her whinny as I approached the barn.
slang The horse let out a loud whinny when it saw its favorite treat.
figurative The child's laughter filled the room, sounding like a joyful whinny.
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