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Whar vs Whir - What's the difference?

whar | whir |

As an adverb whar

is (appalachian).

As a noun whir is

.

As a verb whir is

.

whar

English

Adverb

(head)
  • (Appalachian)
  • whir

    English

    Noun

    (en noun)
  • *1909 , (William Hope Hodgson), (The Ghost Pirates)
  • *:Suddenly, the time-keeper struck three bells, and the deeper notes of the bell forrard, answered them. I gave a start. It seemed to me that they had been struck close to my elbow. There was something unaccountably strange in the air that night. Then, even as the Second Mate answered the look-out's "All's well," there came the sharp whir and rattle of running gear, on the port side of the mainmast.
  • Verb

    (en-verb)