Rustling
91frou-frou — 1870, a rustling, from French (19c.), possibly imitative of the rustling of a dress. Meaning fussy details is from 1876 …
92rustle — {{11}}rustle (n.) 1759, from RUSTLE (Cf. rustle) (v.). {{12}}rustle (v.) to emit soft, rapid sounds, late 14c. (implied in rustling), of uncertain origin, perhaps imitative (Cf. M.L.G. ruschen, M.Du. ruusscen, Ger. rauschen to rustle ). Related:… …
93crinkle — crin·kle || krɪŋkl v. crease, rumple, wrinkle; make a rustling sound n. crease, wrinkle; rustling sound …
94crinkled — crin·kle || krɪŋkl v. crease, rumple, wrinkle; make a rustling sound n. crease, wrinkle; rustling sound …
95crinkles — crin·kle || krɪŋkl v. crease, rumple, wrinkle; make a rustling sound n. crease, wrinkle; rustling sound …
96crinkling — crin·kle || krɪŋkl v. crease, rumple, wrinkle; make a rustling sound n. crease, wrinkle; rustling sound …
97scroop — n. (about a sound) grating sound resembling the sound of rustling silk v. make a rustling noise; produce rasping noise …
98scrooped — n. (about a sound) grating sound resembling the sound of rustling silk v. make a rustling noise; produce rasping noise …
99scrooping — n. (about a sound) grating sound resembling the sound of rustling silk v. make a rustling noise; produce rasping noise …
100scroops — n. (about a sound) grating sound resembling the sound of rustling silk v. make a rustling noise; produce rasping noise …