Results for: noise, clamor
English English
discord, harshness in sound, unpleasant noise, use of jarring soundscacophony
drink something noisily, liquid mouthful, make slurping sounds, take noisy sips, eat or drink with loud sucking sounds, loud sucking noise (made especially while eating or drinking)slurp
drop sharply, fast; strenuous; drastic, financial collapse, have or cause complete computer failure, loud noise, make loud noise, move noisily, rapid and intensive, sleep, smash into, collide with force; be crashed; break into pieces, fall apart; be br...crash
dull hollow sound, hit somebody heavily, make thudding noiseclonk
electrical noise caused by heatthermal noise
emerge or make something emerge, look quickly or secretly, make a short, high-pitched noise, make quiet noise, peek; brief look, peek; look briefly, quick look, short high-pitched sound, small sandpiper, smallest sound, speak in high or quiet voice, th...peep
explode, explode with a loud noise; severely denounce, strongly attack, explosive salt or ester, speak scathinglyfulminate
explosive, fulminant, tending to explode with a loud noise; issuing threats or strongly critical statementsfulminating
fail after good start, failure, fizzling or sputtering which gradually fades into silence; failure, fiasco (Slang), hissing sound, make a hissing noise which gradually fades into silence; fail after starting well, make hissing soundfizzle
fight noisily, loud noise, loud party, make deep loud sound, noisy fight, noisy fight or quarrel, punch-up, wrangle, scrap, quarrel; participate in a noisy fightbrawl
fishgig, spiky tool with a shaft used for catching fish; firework that makes a fizzing noise when moving; (Australian Slang) police informerfizgig
flow with a burbling noisy sound; make a gurgling sound, make a sound similar to water flowing over rocks, make bubbling noise, make bubbling water sound, sound made by water flowing over stones, sound made by water flowing intermittently from a containergurgle
harsh high-pitched wheeze, harsh noise, harsh sound, sound which is unpleasant to hear; harsh vibrating sound caused by an obstruction of the trachea or larynx (Pathology)stridor
have an easily remembered sound, make a pinging or clinking sound, tinkle; cause to tinkle or clink; create rhymes, make a tinkling sound, metallic tinkle, tinkling noise; something which clinks or tinkles; combination of words or sounds which tends to...jingle
have recourse to, Japanese board game with stones, Japanese game for two played on a board checkered with 19 horizontal and 19 vertical lines, lead to, leave a job, make a noise, make a noise as a signal, move or turn taken, move to do something, proce...go
 

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