whistle-stop



whistle-stop

1. A brief stop on a longer trip, especially by a politician. Are you going to see the presidential candidate on his whistle-stop here tomorrow?
2. A small town along a railroad line. Our town is just a whistle-stop, best known for its proximity to the train line that runs to the big city.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Greger-Swedish
TuckerTUK-ərEnglish (Modern)
Corettakə-RET-əEnglish
Sulaiman-Arabic, Indonesian, Malay
FilibertFEE-lee-bert (German)German, Dutch, Ancient Germanic
Smart[smɑ:t]