Converse of object

• hear: We found that the dyslexics were indeed significantly less sensitive at hearing the warbles.

Object

• note: Then the haggis was piped in with the warbling notes of the pipes played with gusto by Alison McLaren.

• bird: The warbling birds dissuade to meet The idyll of fields created by a farmer.

• voice: I could even forgive the one lady whose shrill, warbling voice almost drowned out the other twenty five there.

• noise: Right know she's making these strange warbling noises to a huge empty cornflakes box that stands monolith like on the floor.

• sound: Those on the felucca are woken in the middle of the night by a strange warbling screeching sound echoing out of the swamp.

Adjective modifier

• gentle: A gentle ambient warble which wouldn't seem too out of place on this thing.

• ambient: A gentle ambient warble which wouldn't seem too out of place on this thing.

Modifying Another Word

• there: Crowds of girls are there warbling his name, and, just as he promised, he's delighted to dish out the autographs.

Modifies a noun

• fly: Sheep farmers, forced to dip sheep in organophosphates to control skin boring pests called warble fly, have suffered serious health problems.

• tone: Repeat using unforced consonant " s " and, possibly, other stimuli such as warble tones.