Sounds & Noise Word Search
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Sample words: DIN, PEAL, THUNDER, CALM, CLAMOR, DISCO, LOUDNESS, FLUTE, SYNONYM, WHIZ, BELL, QUIET, SHOT, COO, BARK, TRUMPET.
Sounds & Noise word list, defined
- DIN /dɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a din is a loud, prolonged, and unpleasantly jarring noise. As a verb, it means to make or fill a place with such noise, or to repeat something insistently so that it is drummed into someone's mind. Related: noise, racket, clamor, uproar.
- PEAL /piːl/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a peal is the loud, resonant ringing of a bell or bells, or a similar sustained sound such as thunder. As a verb, to peal means to ring a bell loudly or make a continuous resonant sound. Related: ringing, chime, toll, resonance.
- THUNDER /ˈθʌndə(r)/ (British); /ˈθʌndɚ/ (US) · noun, verb
- The loud rumbling or crashing sound produced by lightning. Figuratively, it refers to a powerful display of anger, authority, or force. Related: rumble, roar, boom, thunderclap.
- CALM /kɑːm/ · adjective
- Not showing or feeling strong emotion; free from agitation, excitement, or disturbance. Related: serene, tranquil, composed, placid.
- CLAMOR /ˈkleɪmər/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a clamor is a loud, confused outcry or uproar, especially from a crowd of people; as a verb, to clamor is to make such an outcry or to demand something loudly and insistently. Related: uproar, outcry, commotion, din.
- DISCO /ˈdɪskoʊ/ · noun
- A nightclub or party featuring dancing to recorded popular music, especially associated with the disco music of the 1970s; also, the style of dance music itself, characterized by a steady four-on-the-floor beat and lush orchestration. Related: nightclub, club, dance hall, discotheque.
- LOUDNESS /ˈlaʊdnɪs/ · noun
- The quality or condition of being loud, especially the intensity of a sound. It can also refer figuratively to conspicuousness or excessive display. Related: volume, intensity, force, clamor.
- FLUTE /fluːt/ · noun
- A musical wind instrument consisting of a long tube played by blowing air across a hole near one end, held horizontally in modern orchestral form; also, an architectural term for a groove or channel cut into a surface. Related: piccolo, recorder, fife, panpipe.
- SYNONYM /ˈsɪnəmɪn/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a synonym is a word or expression with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or expression. As a verb, to synonym something means to replace it with a word or expression of equivalent meaning. Related: equivalent, synonym, near equivalent, substitute term.
- WHIZ /wɪz/ · noun, verb
- Informally, a whiz is a person who is exceptionally skilled or knowledgeable at something. As a verb, whiz means to move very quickly, often with a soft buzzing or whistling sound. Related: expert, genius, ace, prodigy.
- BELL /bɛl/ · noun
- A hollow, usually cup-shaped metal instrument that rings with a clear tone when struck, typically by an internal clapper or external hammer. Also used figuratively for any bell-shaped object or a sound resembling a bell's ring. Related: chime, gong, carillon.
- QUIET /ˈkwaɪət/ · adjective
- Making little or no sound, or free from disturbance and activity. It can also describe a person who is reserved, gentle, or not socially assertive. Related: silent, hushed, still, calm.
- SHOT /ʃɒt/ (British English), /ʃɑːt/ (American English) · noun, verb, adjective
- A shot is the firing of a gun or other weapon, or a small amount of liquid taken at once. It can also mean a photograph, an attempt, a dose of medicine, or the small ball used in certain games. Related: photograph, snapshot, bullet, attempt.
- COO /kuː/ · verb
- To make a soft, low murmuring sound, as a dove or pigeon does; also to speak in a gentle, affectionate, or admiring way. Related: murmur, croon, purr, gurgle.
- BARK /bɑːrk/ · noun
- The tough outer covering of the trunk and branches of a tree or woody plant; also the sharp, harsh sound made by a dog. Related: rind, husk, hide, skin.
- TRUMPET /ˈtrʌmpɪt/ · noun and verb
- A trumpet is a brass wind instrument that produces a bright, powerful tone. As a verb, to trumpet means to sound a trumpet or to announce or proclaim something loudly and emphatically. Related: horn, bugle, clarion.
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