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sibilant

[sib-uh-luhnt] / ˈsɪb ə lənt /


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Sibilant Hildegarde sings the Gertrude Lawrence part of the Hart-Gershwin-Weill musical.

From Time Magazine Archive

Sibilant, rougher, with a hint of menace as it issued forth the signal was answered this time, and with a thrill of wonder the mantle of the old life fell upon Michael once more.

From Lo, Michael! by Hill, Grace Livingston

Sibilant, wicked, it sounded again, and then a yellow streak slid across the trail and disappeared under a low bush.

From I Married a Ranger by Smith, Dama Margaret

Sibilant voices cut through the evening air like thin-edged knives clashing against the grating screech of the ungreased wooden wheels of dak carts.

From Insidekick by Bone, Jesse F. (Jesse Franklin)




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