Definitions

1. noun

A faint or barely audible sound, especially one caused by the movement of air, such as a rustling or a faint voice.

“She heard a whisp in the bushes, but it was hard to tell what it was.”

2. verb

To speak or give information quietly or secretly, often in a way that is not easily noticed.

“The spy was whisping to his partner from across the room, trying not to draw attention.”

3. verb

To move or make a soft, gentle sound, such as a rustling or a faint whisper.

“The leaves were whisping in the breeze.”