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In rhetoric, linguistics and poetry, onomatopoeia (also spelled onomatopœia) is a figure of speech that employs a word, or occasionally, a grouping of words, that imitates the sound it is describing, and thus suggests its source object, such as "bang" or "click", or animal such as "moo", "quack" or "meow".

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• argh
• bang, banged, banging
• bash, bashed, bashing
• bawl, bawled, bawling
• beep, beeped, beeping
• belch, belched, belching
• blab, blabbed, blabbing
• blare, blared, blaring
• blurt, blurted, blurting
• bonk, bonked, bonking
• bong
• boo-hoo
• boom
• bow-wow
• bubble
• bump, bumped, bumping
• buzz, buzzed, buzzing
• chatter
• chirp
• choo-choo
• clang, clanged, clanging
• clank, clanked, clanking
• clap, clapped, clapping,
• clatter, clattered, clattering
• click
• crackle
• cuckoo
• drip
• fizz
• flick, flicker
• flip
• flutter
• giggle
• gurgle, gurgled, gurgling
• haha
• hack
• hiss
• hohoho
• kerplunk
• mumble
• ooze
• ping, plop
• pop, popped, popping
• rattle
• roar, roared, roaring
• rustle, rustled, rustling
• screech, screeched, screeching
• shuffle
• sizzle, sizzled, sizzling
• slash
• slurp
• smack