Words and phrases that have a meaning related to hum: (147 results)
Often used in the same context:
whir, thrum, whirr, clatter, droning, din, hiss, murmur, tinkle, throb, roar, gurgle, rumble, crackle, whine, chirp, screech, blare, clang, whoosh, burble, growl, purr, beep, cacophony, noises, whistling, chirrup, wail, trill, birdsong, shrieks, clack, warbling, tintinnabulation, clunk, squawk, pattering, whisper, mooing, clop, hoofbeats, buzzes, chitter, clank, clinking, whump, tinny, bleats, glissando, shrilling, boop, chatter, pulsing, rustling, strum, croaking, foghorn, groan, whinnies, howl, clangor, klaxon, sibilance, moans, cacophonic, vroom, lilting, vibrating, muffles, wafts, caw, revving, drumbeats, screams, ping, vibrations, decrescendo, sound, plink, birdcall, creak, snores, thump, squeals, chug, hallelujahs, cadence, skirling, stillness, celli, calliope, thud, dulcet, muzak, cooing, belch, oinks, throaty, claps, crump, mutter, buzz, humming, drone, chirping, murmuring, rumbling, rustle, creaking, ringing, tinkling, twitter, clicking, 4, 1, 10, 43, 5, .., 14, 2, 3, 45, 6, \\, \u00ab, \u00bb, a, g, j, vi, ~, 0
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— Adjectives for hum: low, busy, steady, faint, distant, loud, soft, constant, deep, drowsy, quiet, more...
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