Hummed [verb]

She had hummed me out at last, and I had tucked Tim's letter in my pocket and hobbled back to the village.

She vacantly hummed a fantastic tune as she poked at the wood embers on the hearth and munched a cracker.

In the dense undergrowth hummed and rustled a hidden life of greater mystery.

An industrious housewife, she hummed the hymns of contentment and peace from morning till evening.

The blood hummed through Garnache's head as he tightened his lips and watched this gentleman indulge his inexplicable mirth.

Wilson Lamb hummed as he headed up toward Broadway and decided to have dinner.

Albert visualized an area outside Vaornia, and, as he tried to push, a machine hummed loudly behind him.

Julian hummed and hawed not a little, and hesitated; but had at last to confess that he had got four pounds.

He seemed subdued, and hummed and strummed on his banjo, as if he couldn't get hold of what he wanted to let out.

A solitary mosquito hummed, and two house sparrows, who had built beneath the roof, chirruped sleepily.