Sounds People and Things Make

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The following verbs are used to express different types of sounds. Many of these words are onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia are words that intimate the sounds they express.
A good example is the verb: "Sizzle" - Sizzle is the sound that bacon makes as it is frying in the pan.

Buzz
Bees buzz as they fly about collecting pollen.

Hum
I like to hum as I do the cleaning around the house.

Boo
The crowd booed the politician to show their displeasure.

Howl
Sarah howled in pain when she stubbed her toe on the door.

Whimper
The dog whimpered because it missed its owner.

Crunch
The icy snow crunched underneath my feet as I walked across the field.

Whoosh
The air left the tire with a great whoosh.

Screech
The crow screeched in the distance when it saw the people approaching.

Whir
The computer whirred as it processed the data.

Grind
Don't grind your teeth! You'll wear them down.

Gurgle
I could hear the small brook gurgling in the background.

Chirp
The little songbird chirped happily from the bush.

Rattle
The broken part rattled inside the gadget.

Neigh
The horse neighed as it came to a stop.

Squeak
The little mouse squeaked as it looked for food throughout the house.

Splash
Tom splashed loudly when he jumped into the swimming pool.

Ping
The modem pinged as it connected to the network.

Puff
I stood puffing hard after the two mile run.

Clatter
The dishes clattered in the kitchen while he cleaned up after dinner.

Thud
The book dropped onto the floor with a loud thud.

Moo
The cow mooed loudly as it tried to scare the men walking through the field.

Tinkle
The crystal glass tinkled lightly when I toasted with my wife.

Clang
Could you please be quiet? You're clanging those pots and pans and it's driving me crazy!

Hiss
The snake hissed at the hiker to warn him away.