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1 A person who whispers: heâs a whispererâyou can hardly hear a word he says. More example sentences. 1  The rest of the day was like that, boring classes with three types of people, the whisperers, the shy ones, and the friendly ones. [with modifier] A person skilled in taming or training a specified kind of animal, typically using body language and gentle vocal encouragement rather than physical contact: heâs reportedly set to quit show business to become a horse whisperer.
That's why I think it's a cultural thing, because I've always grown up referring to it as 'Chinese whispers', and it's commonly used in general terms as 'a series of conversations where the message may be garbled as it passes from one person to the next'. Not a dictionary definition, but just how it's used colloquially. don't think it's racist. If it were called Chinky whispers, however, that'd be different. Edit: I remember learning the game from my grandmother, who learned it from her mother, as Chinese Whispers. Home telephones were very unusual when she was a child.