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A sound made by something moving quickly through the air, often described as a hissing or rushing noise.
The arrow made a whish as it flew past me.
To make a soft, rushing sound, often when something moves quickly through the air.
The arrow whished past my ear as it flew through the air.
Past: whished
Past Participle: whished
The word 'whish' originates from Old English 'hwiscan', meaning to move quickly or to make a soft sound. It describes the sound made by something moving swiftly through the air.
Imagine something moving quickly and making a soft sound — that's what 'whish' means.