0 a soft sound made by something moving fast through the air or like that made when air is pushed out of something: --
1 to move along quickly, making a soft sound like the wind: --
2 used to describe something that happens very fast, with no pauses or delay: --
Whoosh an amen for us in fall!
Whoosh on, sail on to the north!
Surrounding area is always filled with whoosh caused by seawater rushing through the natural hole and it can be heard somewhat far away from the site.
Witnesses reported hearing a whoosh of air, a crack and a sound like a freight train rushing the hill.
Flangers tend to sound more pronounced and natural, like the jet plane whoosh effect, whereas phasers tend to sound more subtle and otherworldly.
Everyone likes to see a big firework: we light the fuse, stand back and whoosh, off it goes.
I think he was saying that, for a magical moment, we shall be in stage 2, and then—whoosh—into stage 3.
One can also listen through a stethoscope for the sound of the blood whooshing through the fistula, a sound called "bruit".
