Definition: Whistlewinging is a term used in the field of linguistics, specifically in the study of language and communication. It refers to the act of making or uttering a sound that is not typically associated with spoken language, such as a series of clicks, whistles, or other sounds that are not intended for speech. Whistlewinging has been studied by linguists and psychologists to help understand how humans communicate and interact with each other in various social contexts.
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