Definition of whisht in English:

whisht

(also whist, wheesht)

exclamation (h)wɪʃt(h)wiSHt

Irish, Scottish

Hush (used to demand silence)
Whisht, child. Away and do what you're told
Example sentencesExamples
- In the shelter people were singing and the children were making a noise and one old lady would say "Wheesht, wheesht, they'll hear ya!".

Phrases

hold one's whisht

Keep silent.
‘Will you hold your whisht a minute while I outline the plan?’
Example sentencesExamples
- He may also have held his whisht because the officer behind the new explanation is his son.
- If he doesn't fully accept it then at least he has the manners to hold his whisht!

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the mid 16th century.

Definition of whisht in US English:

whisht

(also whist)

exclamation(h)wiSHt

Irish, Scottish

Hush (used to demand silence)
“Whisht, child. Away and do what you're told.”
Example sentencesExamples
- In the shelter people were singing and the children were making a noise and one old lady would say "Wheesht, wheesht, they'll hear ya!".

Phrases

hold one's whisht

Keep silent.
Example sentencesExamples
- He may also have held his whisht because the officer behind the new explanation is his son.
- If he doesn't fully accept it then at least he has the manners to hold his whisht!

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the mid 16th century.

单词	whisht
释义	Definition of whisht in English: whisht (also whist, wheesht) exclamation (h)wɪʃt(h)wiSHt Irish, Scottish Hush (used to demand silence) Whisht, child. Away and do what you're told Example sentencesExamples In the shelter people were singing and the children were making a noise and one old lady would say "Wheesht, wheesht, they'll hear ya!". Phrases hold one's whisht Keep silent. ‘Will you hold your whisht a minute while I outline the plan?’ Example sentencesExamples He may also have held his whisht because the officer behind the new explanation is his son. If he doesn't fully accept it then at least he has the manners to hold his whisht! Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the mid 16th century. int.1 phr. Definition of whisht in US English: whisht (also whist) exclamation(h)wiSHt Irish, Scottish Hush (used to demand silence) “Whisht, child. Away and do what you're told.” Example sentencesExamples In the shelter people were singing and the children were making a noise and one old lady would say "Wheesht, wheesht, they'll hear ya!". Phrases hold one's whisht Keep silent. Example sentencesExamples He may also have held his whisht because the officer behind the new explanation is his son. If he doesn't fully accept it then at least he has the manners to hold his whisht! Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the mid 16th century. int.1 phr.
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