whicker

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(hwik′ər, wik′-)

intransitive verb

  1. to utter a partly stifled laugh; snicker; titter
  2. to neigh or whinny

Origin: echoic

See whicker in American Heritage Dictionary 4

intransitive verb whick·ered, whick·er·ing, whick·ers
To whinny.
noun
A whinny.

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Origin: Imitative

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