silbadorn.
/sɪlbəˈdɔː/ One who uses the whistled language silbo (see silbo n.).
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1957 Archivum Linguisticum 9 i. 44 The melodies whistled to silbadores proved completely unintelligible.
1965 Sun 24 July 5/5 A top silbador can be heard up to nine miles away... The silbadors have a voice range of two octaves.
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