Wind rustled leaves in treetops.

Meaning: This sentence describes the wind making a soft, crackling sound as it moves through the leaves at the top of the trees.

Choice of Words: Wind is moving air. Rustled means to make a soft, crackling sound. Leaves are the green parts of a tree that grow from its branches. Treetops are the highest parts of trees. When you put them together, "Wind rustled leaves in treetops" creates a picture of the wind making a soft, crackling sound as it moves through the leaves at the top of the trees.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Wind rustled through treetops.
• Wind blew leaves from treetops.
• Wind danced through swaying treetops.
• The wind sang a lullaby in the treetops.
• The wind rustled the leaves of the trees.
• The wind blew gently and the leaves rustled.
• Leaves rustled wind like whispering secrets.
• Leaves rustled, wind blew strong.
• The wind gently rustled the leaves of the tree.
• The leaves rustled softly as the wind gently blew.