It was a devils' anthem, glorifying hellishness-suggestive of the gnashing of a million teeth, and the whicker of drawn blades-more shuddersome and mean than the wind of a winter's night.
"King--of the Khyber Rifles"
Talbot Mundy
Scouts were coming in to make reports at all hours of the night, so that it was practically true, as one of the old campaigners remarked, that a horse couldn't whicker in the enemy's camp "but what the General 'd hear it sooner or later."
"A Little Union Scout"
Joel Chandler Harris
Just whicker like a peesweep Three times, and I'll be with you in a jiffy.
"Krindlesyke"
Wilfrid Wilson Gibson