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There was a single, soft whicker just above her head.

They worked in silence except for the whicker of plane and saw.

It rattled against the rock, and the horse made another cut- off whicker.

Once, from down in the river valley, they heard the whicker of a coon.

He wrinkled his nose at her in a silent whicker.

She heard one of them give a whicker of recognition.

Then he heard voices, men speaking quietly, and the soft whicker of horses.

The noise he had heard was the plaintive whicker of his horse.

With only a single whicker, she let him.

Even as he approached, he heard the whicker of greeting.

He let it go and the arrow was a whicker in the golden sunshine of late afternoon.

Another whicker, closer, and Conan turned only his head in the direction of the horse-sounds.

The stallion laid back his ears and gave a warning whicker.

He pushed himself upright as Jeb gave a disturbed whicker.

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It let out a gurgling whicker and nuzzled her palm.

"I recognized the whicker of Fernan's horse when they brought him up outside.

A single whicker, and a rush of displaced air as a large body went to the ground a whisker's distance from her.

They bark when surprised, and whicker when playing or are distressed.

Then farther off he heard a horse whicker.

Rhellen saw the fresh dirt beneath the tree and gave a questioning whicker.

The hellad drawing the caleche let out a whicker of surprise.

He heard the horses sink under their weight, wallow about and whicker indignantly.

Hans backed into the cabin dragging a big whicker laundry basket.