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101whistle — See: BLOW THE WHISTLE ON, WET ONE S WHISTLE …
102whistle — See: BLOW THE WHISTLE ON, WET ONE S WHISTLE …
103whistle-blower — noun Date: 1970 one who reveals something covert or who informs against another < pledges to protect whistle blowers who fear reprisals Wall Street Journal > • whistle blowing noun …
104Whistle (film) — Infobox Film name = Whistle caption = director = writer = starring = Vikramaditya Sherin Vivek Gayathri Raghuram producer = music = editor = released = 2002 runtime = language = Tamil country = India budget = imdb id = Whistle is a 2002 South… …
105Whistle Blower — An employee who has inside knowledge of illegal activities occurring within his or her organization and reports these to the public. Although whistle blowers are protected under federal law from employer retaliation, there have been cases where… …
106whistle — [OE] Like whisper, whistle goes back ultimately to the prehistoric Germanic base *khwis , which denoted a ‘hissing’ sound. Related forms include Swedish vissla ‘whistle’ and Danish hvisle ‘hiss’. => WHISPER …
107whistle — See: blow the whistle on, wet one s whistle …
108whistle-stop — ADJ: ADJ n If someone, especially a politician, goes on a whistle stop tour, they visit a lot of different places in a short time. Bertie Ahern will host a working dinner for Tony Blair tonight as he jets into Dublin on a whistle stop tour of EU… …
109whistle-blower — If you report an illegal or socially harmful activity to the authorities, and give information about those responsible for it, you are a whistle blower. The poor working conditions were reported by a whistle blower …
110whistle-blower — noun (C) someone who tells people in authority or the public about dishonest or illegal practices in business, government etc see also: blow the whistle on blow 1 (22) whistle blowing noun (U) …
