Definition

To make a series of musical sounds that rise and fall in pitch, often in a cheerful or lively way.

Example

The birds began to warble as the sun rose in the morning.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that bird warble this morning?

Yeah, it sounded so cheerful!

I love when they warble; it makes the mornings feel brighter.

Definitely! It's such a lovely way to start the day.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of swelling on animals caused by a specific fly, or a pleasant series of musical sounds or singing.

Example

The bird's warble filled the air with beautiful melodies.

Conversation

Have you ever heard a bird warble in the morning?

Yes! It's such a beautiful sound to wake up to.

I love how their warble makes everything feel so peaceful.

Definition

To sing a note or song in a way that includes trills or decorative musical notes.

Example

The bird began to warble a beautiful tune in the early morning.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear her warble during the concert last night?

Yeah, it was amazing! She has such a beautiful voice.

I love how she can warble those high notes effortlessly.

Root Explanation

Warble originates from Middle English 'warblen', which is derived from Old English 'werb' (meaning to sing or to make a sound). The word describes the act of singing or producing a melodious sound, often in a quavering manner.

Memory Tip

Imagine a bird 'singing' ('werb') in a beautiful, 'quavering' way — that's what warble means.

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