whistler
/ˈhwɪstlər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who plays the whistle, especially a sports referee or official.
“The whistler signaled the start of the game with a loud, shrill whistle.”
2. noun
A person or thing that produces a whistling sound, such as a stream or a wind instrument.
“The whistler of the mountain stream was a soothing sound to the hikers.”
3. noun
A person who whistles, especially as a skill or a form of entertainment.
“The street performer was a talented whistler, drawing a crowd with his whistling skills.”
4. proper noun
A city in British Columbia, Canada.
“Whistler is a popular ski resort destination in the Canadian Rockies.”