Barking: the sharp, repetitive sound made by dogs.
Bawling: a loud and unrestrained cry, often associated with infants or animals.
Beat: a regular and repeated pulsation or rhythm.
Bellowing: a deep and resonant roar or cry, often associated with large animals.
Blaring: loud and harsh, often used to describe sounds like sirens or alarms.
Bubbling: a gentle and liquid sound, often associated with the movement of water.
Bumping: a dull and muffled thud, often produced by objects colliding.
Burping: the sound of a belch, the release of gas from the stomach through the mouth.
Cackling: a loud and raucous laughter, often with a harsh or mocking quality.
Cawing: the loud and harsh cry of a crow.
Cacophonous: harsh and discordant, describing a mixture of unpleasant sounds.
Chattering: a rapid and continuous sound of talking or objects striking together.
Cheeping: the chirping or peeping sound, usually associated with small birds or chicks.
Chirping: a series of short and high-pitched sounds, typically made by birds or crickets.
Clattering: a loud and chaotic sound, typically produced by objects striking each other.
Clucking: the soft and rapid vocalization made by chickens.
Cooing: a soft and murmuring sound, often associated with doves or contentment.
Crackling: the sharp and popping sound, often associated with fire or static electricity.
Crashing: a loud and violent noise, often associated with the collision of objects.
Crawling: moving slowly with a noise resembling a soft rustle.
Creaking: a harsh or squeaky sound, often associated with the movement of a door or floor.
Croaking: a rough and hoarse vocalization, often resembling the sound of a frog.
Crowing: the loud and characteristic cry of a rooster.
Crying: the audible expression of sorrow or distress through tears and vocalization.
Din: a loud and prolonged noise, often associated with a clamor or commotion.
Fizzing: a hissing or bubbling sound, often associated with the release of gas.
Gagging: the sound of someone choking or retching.
Gasping: a sudden and sharp intake of breath, often due to surprise, shock, or difficulty breathing.
Growling: a low and guttural sound, often expressing discontent or threat.
Hissing: a sibilant sound, like the escape of air or the warning sound of a snake.
Honking: a loud and resonant sound, often associated with car horns or geese.
Howling: a long and mournful cry, often associated with wolves or the wind.
Keening: a mournful and wailing sound, often associated with grief or lamentation.
Loud: having a high volume or intensity.
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