The wind whistled past the open window.

Meaning: The wind was making a high-pitched sound as it blew through the open window.

Choice of Words: Whistled is a verb that means to make a high-pitched sound by blowing air through a narrow opening. Open window is a window that is not closed. When you put them together, "the wind whistled past the open window" means the wind made a high-pitched sound as it blew through the open window.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The wind whistled through the open window.
• Wind whistled softly past ears.
• The wind whistled through the window, making a haunting sound.
• Wind whistled through the window.
• Wind whistled through window.
• Wind whistled through broken window.
• Open books, open minds, open doors.
• The wind rushed past the window.
• Cold wind blew through the open window.
• Wind whistled through trees.