whuffle

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She turns over with a soft whuffle and pulls the blankets farther up over her head in an attempt to muffle their noise.

Session 2.1: Arborvale « Love | Peace | Ohana 2008
Every once in a while she gave a whuffle of laugh.

Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
Every once in a while she gave a whuffle of laugh.

Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
Every once in a while she gave a whuffle of laugh.

Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
Except for the sound of their steps and the occasional soft whuffle of a horse, the group moved without talk, striding briskly as they moved west — Olossiward — along the road.

Spirit Gate 2006
A whuffle and thump came from under the headboard, where her cat Jimbo slept.

What Dreams May Come Sherrilyn Kenyon, Rebecca York, Robin D. Owens 2005
The packhorses and I waited silently, while his gelding leaned in to whuffle his hair in curiosity.

Kushiel's Avatar Carey, Jacqueline, 1964- 2003
“Come along, boy, time to go back to the stable,” I said, interrupting him in mid-whuffle with a shake.

To Say Nothing of the Dog Willis, Connie 1997
There was a loud whuffle near her head-Magdalen, roused by the noise, leaning out of her stall to investigate.

Drums of Autumn Gabaldon, Diana 1997
That sound you hear of capillaries bursting is called a whuffle.

IndieQuill 2010