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This is called a "wolf whistle."

There are a couple of spellings used, most particularly for drawn Cartoons.

One is "whoot whoo."

The other is "wheet whoo" (wheet whew) indicating a higher, ascending pitch for the first half of the whistle, and a lower, descending pitch on the second.

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A whistle noise is variously rendered as a toot, a wheet, a tweet, a shriek, a shrill, or a blare, depending on the tone and loudness.

In comics, a person making the short, shrill sound was spelled fweet, while the deeper sound of a train boarding whistle was vroo vrooo. The distinction between horns, whistles, and sirens is often unclear.

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