whister
/ˈhwɪs.tələr/Definitions
1. noun
A person who whistles, especially as a means of signaling or communicating.
“The whistler on the train warned the passengers of the approaching station.”
2. noun
A person or thing that produces a high-pitched whistling sound.
“The whistler on the kettle was very loud and annoying.”
3. noun
A person who climbs mountains, especially a mountain peak, at dawn to watch the sunrise.
“The whistler was a famous mountaineer who climbed many peaks around the world.”
4. verb
To signal or communicate by whistling.
“The coach whistled to signal the end of practice.”