whif·fle 
(wĭfəl, hwĭf-)
(wĭfəl, hwĭf-)v. whif·fled, whif·fling, whif·fles
v.intr.
1. To blow in light gusts; puff: The wind whiffled through the trees.
2. To move lightly or erratically: A butterfly whiffled past us.
3. To make a light whistling noise.
v.tr.
To blow, displace, or scatter with gusts of air: The breeze whiffled the blinds.
[Perhaps frequentative of WHIFF.]
- recollect
- recollection
- recollective
- re-collect (oneself)
- recollect (oneself)
- re-collect oneself
- recollect oneself
- recombinant
- recombinant DNA
- recombinase
- recombination
- recombine
- recommend
- recommendable
- recommendation
- recommendatory
- recommended daily allowance
- recommended dietary allowance
- recommender
- recommit
- recommitment
- recommittal
- recompense
- recompose
- recomposition