Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sounds: (377 results)
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noises, smells, seems, indefinably, unmelodic, looks, sibilant, tinkly, faintly, trebly, sibilance, tintinnabulation, tinny, muffles, shawm, moog, clattery, muzak, melodies, overloud, boomy, glissando, bleats, flutelike, polyrhythm, wail, chirrup, downright, clacks, whump, droning, clangs, dancy, dirge, hear, squawks, synths, mewl, sonically, loud, thrum, huh, kinda, symphonically, euphonious, mellifluous, tinkle, lullabies, throatier, catchy, corny, screams, handclaps, tunes, dissonant, boop, trill, euphony, melodically, cacophony, thuds, whoot, shrilling, harmonically, descant, yelps, growl, hum, birdsongs, trippy, motherese, weird, feels, warbling, chorded, gibberish, listenable, twangs, dokey, inflections, tuneless, screech, tremolos, atonal, beeps, vaguely, tocsin, soundtrack, screechy, timbre, overpoweringly, rhythms, birdcall, blare, falsettos, melodious, intro, sopranino, eerily, aural, caterwaul, percussive instrument, sound, words, intonations, grunts, vocalizations, voices, whistles, phonemes, clicks, tones, whistle, cries, echoes, objects, squeaks, chirps, con, astonishingly, everything, intrinsically, jest, singularly, uncommonly, unimaginably, byronic, darn, deuce, deuced, exquisitely, feel, inconceivably, okay, pretty, supremely, unsurpassably, werry, wery
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Also try:., acousma, acousticophobia, allomorph, apocope, articulation, aspirate, assonate, auditory hallucination, auscultation, babble, babbling, babel, bark, beating-reed instrument, cacophony, catch, cheep, chirp, chirrup, chitter, clack, click, clipped, cluck, commiserative, complementary distribution, complementation, concord, concordance, conjuration, consonantal, contraction, croaking, croaky, crow, crying, dead, deletion, disconnected, discord, discordance, disquieting, disquietingly, dissimilation, dissonance, dynamic headroom, earphone, earpiece, echoinga, echolalia, electronic instrument, emit, euphony, exultation, flap, forte-piano, fricative, fusion, gargle, growl, growler, grumble, grunting, gurgle, guttural, ha-ha, hard, harmonic, harmony, haw-haw, headphone, headroom, hearing dog, heavy, hee-haw, high, high-pitched, horselaugh, incantation, individualize, insignificant, instrument, intuitively, jingling, jingly, jubilation, katydid, lallation, language, let loose, let out, linguistic communication, long, loudspeaker, loudspeaker system, low, low-pitched, malaprop, malapropism, metathesis, mix, moaning, morphology, murmurous, music, musical instrument, musical perception, nasalisation, nasalization, neigh, nicker, noisy, nonsyllabic, omission, orotund, orthography, otus asio, parrot, patter, pear-shaped, peep, peeper, perceptible, phonate, phone, phoneme, phonetic, phonetic alphabet, phonic, phonophobia, piano, pianoforte, pitter-patter, play, quaver, rale, rattle, rattling, receive, receiver, recording, reechoing, reed, rejoicing, resonance, rhyme, rhymed, rhyming, rime, riming, rotund, round, rumble, run, rustling, screech owl, segmental, sharpen, short, sibilant, sing, soft, soften, sonant, soughing, sound, sound alphabet, sound camera, sound structure, speaker, speaker system, speaker unit, spirant, splutter, spluttering, sputter, sputtering, squirrelfish, staccato, stammer, stethoscope, stutter, subvocalise, subvocaliser, subvocalize, subvocalizer, surd, susurrous, syllabic, syllable structure, syncopation, syncope, synthesiser, synthesizer, tap, tapdance, tapper, tap dancer, tears, telephone, telephone receiver, telephone set, transcriber, trumpet, tweeter, twirp, twitter, unison, unsyllabic, unvoiced, utter, utterance, utterer, veiled, violent, vocalic, vocalise, vocaliser, vocalization, vocalize, vocalizer, voiced, voiceless, waft, waver, weeping, whicker, whinny, whispering dome, whispering gallery, whistle, wild, woofer, word play, word structure, writing, writing system
— Adjectives for sounds: different, musical, certain, strange, only, loud, consonant, sweet, various, vocal, articulate, more...
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