• 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
  • splash
  • squelch
  • swoosh
  • thud
  • thump, thumped, thumpin
  • tic-toc
  • tinkle
  • twang
  • whallop
  • whip
  • whisper, whispered, whispering
  • whizz
  • whoosh

Can you think of any more that I can add?

End of Article





206 Responses to “A List of Onomatopoeia Words”

  1. Meredith (1 comments) Says:

    click is an onomatopoeia!!!!!

  2. Dennis (1 comments) Says:

    here are some more:

    flick
    bash
    swoosh
    bubble
    flicker
    tic-toc
    smack
    hack
    whip
    slurp

  3. Unavailable (2 comments) Says:

    Haha is one!

  4. Gen (1 comments) Says:

    whoosh

  5. .. (1 comments) Says:

    kerplunk!

  6. Fiona (2 comments) Says:

    bong
    boom
    bump
    chatter
    chirp
    crackle
    drip
    fizz
    flip
    flutter
    giggle
    hiss
    mumble
    ooze
    ping
    plop
    rattle
    shuffle
    slash
    slurp
    splash
    squelch
    thud
    tinkle
    twang
    whallop
    whizz

  7. Jacob (2 comments) Says:

    here are some more:
    grind
    slam
    clash
    flash
    drum
    blast

  8. Dave (2 comments) Says:

    Great list! Some others …

    murmur
    whir
    swish
    munch
    crunch
    flop
    sweep
    ding
    dong
    clop
    knock
    gulp
    gulp
    hum
    crumple
    moan
    groan
    whimper
    whine
    stomp
    snap

  9. Diane (1 comments) Says:

    Can anyone think of one that begins with “i”?

  10. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    idiot

  11. Mrs. H. (1 comments) Says:

    Thanks, I’m a teacher looking for onomatopoeia to include in my lesson plans. These are “banging”

  12. Luke (5 comments) Says:

    itch

  13. MRS. S (1 comments) Says:

    Love the List!

  14. Abby (1 comments) Says:

    This is a super web site

  15. Craig (2 comments) Says:

    hush

  16. Yendis (1 comments) Says:

    crackel

  17. anonomous (1 comments) Says:

    boo

  18. Joey (1 comments) Says:

    does anyone know how a terrible interference on the radio sounds like?

  19. Merrilyn (1 comments) Says:

    throb,throbbing

  20. Emma (1 comments) Says:

    Sheesh

  21. bub (1 comments) Says:

    clout

  22. Darian (2 comments) Says:

    moo, oink, quack, woof, etc.

  23. Darian (2 comments) Says:

    whack

  24. Deck (1 comments) Says:

    Rrrinngg
    toink
    blag
    plok plok

  25. unohoo (1 comments) Says:

    Great site! Love this list.

    Joey asked: ‘does anyone know how a terrible interference on the radio sounds like?’

    Static — I think that fits the definition

  26. alyssa (1 comments) Says:

    pong,bong tong dong

  27. Tamsin Dart (1 comments) Says:

    Try to think of more guys but the list is commin’ on great! :)

  28. Shann0n (2 comments) Says:

    Does anyone know any for letters: I, J, L, N,Q,U,V,X,Y,Z???? I need it for a project. Need it tomorrow so please respond!!!!!

  29. Shann0n (2 comments) Says:

    :0 hurry! Respond;o

  30. Ashley (1 comments) Says:

    slop

  31. lamar (3 comments) Says:

    bah,blah,blah,blah

  32. lamar (3 comments) Says:

    abra-kadabra

  33. lamar (3 comments) Says:

    poof

  34. tomas (1 comments) Says:

    spark & shines

  35. unavailable (2 comments) Says:

    here are just a few:
    screech
    growl
    humming
    jingle

  36. Sharon (2 comments) Says:

    slap

  37. Mavi (2 comments) Says:

    Does anyone know how to spell that sound people make when they are horse-riding and they pull on the reigns while they vocalize to their horse to stop? It starts with a “w”, but for some reason, I can’t remember how to correctly spell the rest of it.

    achoo
    boing
    eek
    woof
    meow
    ow (or ouch)
    bam
    wham
    tsk-tsk
    ahem
    boink
    crunch
    clink
    klank
    hiccup
    waahhh
    huh?
    zzzz…(or z’s)
    eew
    yikes
    hmm
    hah
    hmph
    icky
    bah
    snort
    mmm (yummy)
    aww (shucks)
    phew
    peeyew
    plunk
    quack
    rumble
    pop
    growl
    squish
    shush
    ugh
    sniff
    vroom-vroom
    whack
    whoop
    slap
    snip
    zoom
    grumble

  38. Mavi (2 comments) Says:

    Nevermind, it just came to me:

    whoa

  39. Smiley (1 comments) Says:

    Zoom

  40. ash (1 comments) Says:

    got any NEW ones for G? hurry please :) thanks

  41. Camille (1 comments) Says:

    echo!!!!!!

  42. Toshia (1 comments) Says:

    ouch!

  43. Onomatopoeia- A Hook at Bionic Teaching Says:

    [...] When I became brainlocked, I googled “list of onomatopoeia” and found this site which has a decent list. [...]

  44. Tom (2 comments) Says:

    For G- I think
    gallop
    gasp
    grunt
    gargle
    gong

    I wonder if regurgitate would count? It sure sounds like vomiting to me.

    Thanks for the list.

    Tom

  45. BIG AL (1 comments) Says:

    Thanks for the onomatepia thing, using it to create a comic.
    another one to add

    THUNK

  46. Inuyashima (1 comments) Says:

    I am taking a quiz and need some onomatopoeia for horse wounds…I have:

    Neigh
    Whiney

    what else is their?? HURRY!

  47. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    blippity-blop-blop-ver-slotch

  48. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    blippity-blop-blop-ver-slotch and whee

  49. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    hey i got 95 onomantopoeia sentences i need 5 more
    Help!

  50. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    This is a nice website
    but i still need 4 sentences
    Help!!

  51. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    my favorite onomantopoeia word is
    blippity-blop-blop-ver-slotch which is the sound when your stomach is hurting

  52. Bob (16 comments) Says:

    my sister is so stupid she deleted my 100 sentences and i did not save

  53. Barry Bassett (1 comments) Says:

    You don’t have any animal sounds here such ass Moo, Oink, miew, woof, roar etc

  54. pingpong (1 comments) Says:

    What about “Ping pong, and yoo-hoo, crackle, crash, slam, zigzag,jingle, clap, tiptoe

  55. sunshine (5 comments) Says:

    You forgot Pitter- Patter and slam!

  56. Roosevelt Chic (2 comments) Says:

    im @ school and im writing this thing this list helped me alot. im in sixth grade

  57. sunshine (5 comments) Says:

    what about quack?

  58. sunshine (5 comments) Says:

    do you think “laughing” is an Onomatopoeia? i hope so, im using it for my paper!

  59. Roosevelt Chic (2 comments) Says:

    i think laughing is an onomatopoeia word

  60. Holly (2 comments) Says:

    hey i thought of another one for G

    GLOOP!!!!!

  61. sunshine (5 comments) Says:

    you people also forgot the onomatopoeia “ratchet”

  62. Holly (2 comments) Says:

    hey you forgot to add chit-chat and hurrah and thwap(skin against skin)

  63. evan (1 comments) Says:

    ker blang

  64. sunshine (5 comments) Says:

    is YELPED an onomatopoeia?

  65. AAA (1 comments) Says:

    ping gloop flick flop grrr pow

  66. Steven Ho (1 comments) Says:

    i was wondering who made this list..and thanks to all the ppl above who added on to the list…xD
    (you guys ROCK and THANXS!!!)

  67. Ichira (1 comments) Says:

    Nice ;D

    This site helped me alot~

  68. unknown (1 comments) Says:

    doink

  69. Chloe (1 comments) Says:

    How about babble, boink, yap and zap.

  70. Jordan S. (1 comments) Says:

    this list is BANGIN :D hey evan!!! Hey Holly!!!

  71. anonymous (2 comments) Says:

    is whooped an onomatopoeia
    or is whipped an onomatopoeia

  72. Toby W (2 comments) Says:

    Great list

  73. Toby W (2 comments) Says:

    Great list!

  74. tim hann (1 comments) Says:

    tim hann says:
    zip
    flop

  75. Lori G (1 comments) Says:

    A few more: chug, flush, growl, jangle

  76. Barbie _Girl (1 comments) Says:

    This is a totally-rock-on-awesome website. I guess I’ll have to visit it again!:) It helped me a lot. Whoever designed this is super cool!! Thanks!!!

  77. Barbie_Girl (1 comments) Says:

    How about zip?

  78. Charlotte (2 comments) Says:

    you could add: whoop
    hubbub
    throb
    din
    drumming
    crunching
    creaking

  79. kiki (2 comments) Says:

    none

  80. ugonna (2 comments) Says:

    i think this website is a good one although i also think the words for onomatopoeia are too much and confusing because they are being repeted.

  81. flashy (1 comments) Says:

    pls does anyone know how a terrible interference on the radio sounds like

  82. veronica (1 comments) Says:

    munch
    crunch
    cough
    roar
    ping
    pong

  83. STAVROS COSMOPULOS (1 comments) Says:

    CRISP
    CARAMBAH

  84. ugonna (2 comments) Says:

    what does the noise of a fan sounds like

  85. random guy (1 comments) Says:

    woah you guyz r smart i wouldnt of got half of these by my self

    i dont know but how about sip

  86. Cathy (1 comments) Says:

    Thank you, thank you, thank you! I had completely forgotten how to spell “kerplunk,” and as I finaly broke my first-sentence writers’ block, I really cannot thank you enough! My novel is on its way. Again.

  87. Zelda Elric (3 comments) Says:

    how about a sword being taken out of a sheath?? please help!! and metal hitting metal too!! please!! *panics*

  88. Zelda Elric (3 comments) Says:

    pi-kink

    random guy heres some sips
    slirsh
    shulk
    swhelp

  89. Jonk (1 comments) Says:

    Bicycle: Bring-Bring
    Shotgun: Boom Chick Chick
    Pistol: Peow peow peow!
    Alarm clock: Beep Beep Beep
    Cutting paper: Snip
    Phone: ring ring
    Engine starting: vroom vroom

  90. Jeff D (2 comments) Says:

    Sword leaves sheath with a “snick” sound.
    Metal hits metal with a “ping” or a “clang”.

  91. Pedrina (1 comments) Says:

    Great list. I thought I could use it with my students as a warmer for the class. For example, matching words and their definitions.
    Thanks! Pedrina-São Paulo-Brazil.

  92. Mindy (1 comments) Says:

    How about…
    zip
    zoom
    whoop
    squish
    snort
    burp ( my 13 year-old’s personal favorite!)tsk,tsk and ahem (my answers to him!)
    Thanks for the list– am creating voabulary bulletin boards for next year. Can’t leave out LOTS of word play and humor….

  93. Natalie (1 comments) Says:

    Great website, it has really helped me with teaching it to my yr5 class! It would be useful if the list could now be updated to include everyone’s suggestions, so there is just 1 list!!

  94. Zelda Elric (3 comments) Says:

    Thank you so much Jeff D!!

  95. Eloise (1 comments) Says:

    POW!

  96. nuni (1 comments) Says:

    Does anybody knows the sounds that a stomach makes, and when someones is nauseous or wants to throw up? By the way this site is amazing, I was just wondering if the people adding could please add the sound and its usage.
    Example Punch: Pow
    Thanks a lot!

  97. Peter Leslie (1 comments) Says:

    the above posts have been compiled, sorted and duplicates removed. Check out my books at http://www.lulu.com/peterleslie

    abra-kadabra
    achoo

    ahem
    ahem

    argh
    aww (shucks)

    babble
    bah
    bah

    bam

    bang
    banged
    banging
    bash
    bashed
    bashing
    bawl
    bawled
    bawling
    beep
    beep-beep beep-beep
 (alarm clock)
    beeped
    beeping
    belch
    belched
    belching
    blab
    blabbed
    blabbing
    blag

    blah blah blah
    blare
    blared
    blaring
    blast
    blippity-blop-blop-ver-slotch
    blurt
    blurted
    blurting
    boing

    boink
    bong

    bonk
    bonked
    bonking
    boo
    boo-hoo
    boom
    boom chick chick (shotgun)

    bow-wow
    bring-bring (bicycle bell)
    bubble
    bump
    bumped
    bumping
    burp
    buzz
    buzzed
    buzzing
    carambah
    chatter
    chirp

    chit-chat
    choo-choo
    chug
    clang
    clanged
    clanging
    clank
    clanked
    clanking
    clap
    clapped
    clapping
    clash

    clatter
    clattered
    clattering
    click
    clink

    clop

    clout
    cough

    crackle

    crash
    creaking
    crisp
    crumple

    crunch

    crunching

    cuckoo
    din

    ding

    doink
    dong
    drip

    drum

    drumming

    echo
    eek

    eew

    fizz

    flash

    flick

    flicker

    flip

    flop

    flush
    flutter

    gallop

    gargle

    gasp

    giggle

    gloop
    gong
    grind

    groan

    growl

    grrr
    grumble
    grunt

    gulp

    gurgle
    gurgled
    gurgling
    hack

    hah

    haha
    hiccup

    hiss
    hmm

    hmph

    hohoho
    hubbub

    huh
    hum

    humming

    hurrah
    hush
    icky

    itch
    jangle
    jingle
    ker blang
    kerplunk
    klank

    knock

    laughing
    meow

    miew
    mmm (yummy)

    moan

    moo
    mumble

    munch

    murmur

    neigh
    oink
    ooze
    ouch
    ow
    patter
    peeyew

    peow peow peow (pistol)

    phew

    pi-kink
    ping

    ping-pong
    pitter
    pitter-patter
    plok
    plop

    plunk

    pong
    poof
    pop

    popped
    popping
    pow
    quack

    ratchet
    rattle

    regurgitate
    ring-ring ring-ring (phone)

    roar

    roared
    roaring
    rrrinngg

    rumble

    rustle
    rustled
    rustling
    screech
    screech

    screeched
    screeching
    sheesh
    shines
    shuffle

    shush

    sizzle
    sizzled
    sizzling
    slam

    slap

    slash

    slop
    slurp

    smack

    snap
    snick
    sniff

    snip

    snort

    spark
    splash

    squelch

    squish

    static
    stomp

    sweep

    swish

    swoosh

    throb

    throbbing
    thud

    thump
    thumped
    thumpin
    thunk
    thwap (skin against skin)
    tic-toc

    tinkle

    tiptoe
    toink

    tong
    tsk-tsk

    twang

    ugh

    vroom-vroom

    waahhh

    whack

    whallop

    wham

    whee
    whimper

    whine

    whiney
    whip

    whipped
    whir

    whisper
    whispered
    whispering
    whizz
    whoa
    whoop

    whooped
    whoosh
    woof

    yap
    yelped
    yikes

    yoo-hoo
    zap
    zigzag
    zip

    zoom

    zzzz…(or z’s)


  98. Miss A (1 comments) Says:

    Wonderfull list i just love it

  99. lulu (1 comments) Says:

    so excited to find this list
    it’v very useful
    the power of brainstorming is great!

  100. ellen (1 comments) Says:

    very very very very very helpful

    any sounds for car horns??

    or city sounds??

    anyone??

    thanks

  101. hadar (1 comments) Says:

    this website is awesome!
    it’s the best websie i can find
    whoever started it is great!

  102. Onomatopoeia (1 comments) Says:

    How about ‘tap’

  103. Wodja B. Leevitt (1 comments) Says:

    ellen,

    Mr. Toad thought a car horn’s sound was “poop, poop” I think “parp” is more indicative of the more aggressive horns of today.

  104. Len (2 comments) Says:

    “pick peck pick peck” is another one… I saw it used as the sound doves eating =)

  105. man (1 comments) Says:

    shoooooo

  106. Maria Jones (2 comments) Says:

    I got some more for you!(They might already be on some of the replies or on you list, I didn’t read all of the replies.)

    swish
    moo
    cluck
    oink
    chirp
    shoosh
    ring
    baa
    slurping
    plop
    jingle
    cocka-doodle-doo!
    whop
    wa wa waaa

    Ellen, here are some NYC noises
    honk
    screech
    beep
    beep beeeeeeeeeep
    scream
    yell
    holler
    thud

    For throwing up !GROSS!, you could use blech, blah, blehh, K Nuni?

    Some coming up Halloween Words are
    Boo
    Aaaah
    oooooh
    creak
    clank
    clink

  107. Maria Jones (2 comments) Says:

    This site is ROCKIN!
    I’ll find some more words later and post them on. I’ll help you guys Ellen and Nuni find some city and ?!?nausea?!? K! thanks 4 ur help! See ya!!

  108. Kinzie (1 comments) Says:

    Thanks for helping me find words to fill a crossword puzzle late the night before it is due.

  109. bob (16 comments) Says:

    zip

  110. angela (1 comments) Says:

    does anyone know any in other languages?

  111. Ruby (2 comments) Says:

    bam
    boom
    ding dong
    shooooooooosh

  112. Ruby (2 comments) Says:

    yay i ur website help me put these sounds in my essay of sounds

  113. Lucie (2 comments) Says:

    lol! :P … heres som more..
    BANG!
    whoosh
    swoop
    thump
    wallop
    crash
    wahh

  114. Lucie (2 comments) Says:

    hahahah theres me comment!!! lmao ;)
    wat bout theese?
    boo
    huh
    jollop
    gallop
    ehhh
    awwwww
    every1 make some more the list is dead good… it gettin well long!!! ;P

  115. Joanna (1 comments) Says:

    i think
    tut tut
    is one im not sure though
    ………….

  116. Timothy_Zeng (1 comments) Says:

    This list ROCKS!!!! I got at least 200 words from thisandthe comments combined.

  117. Tony Hak (1 comments) Says:

    Hi guys! I’m really Tony Hawk and this list helped me a lot so thanks to everyone who posted useful comments , and the creator of his website.

  118. Nightmare Luffy (1 comments) Says:

    Watch One Piece!!! It is a really good anime. You might think “Why is this here?” Well, do you know what missionaries are? They ae people who spreads the word about god. You could say that I’m like one of them exept that I’m spreadong the word on One Piece.

  119. ck9313 (1 comments) Says:

    Hey people! This is very helpful. What about a panting sound of a large animal? If anyone has an idea, please. Thanks!

  120. Zelda (1 comments) Says:

    for a large animal i would have to say
    grmm
    huv
    gruu
    naha
    hope this helps =3
    ~Zelda

  121. hi (3 comments) Says:

    cool

  122. hi (3 comments) Says:

    i like the list

  123. Sydney (1 comments) Says:

    Would scream and shout be considered onomatopoeia words?

  124. Cat (1 comments) Says:

    This is extremaly useful. has anyone got one for “U” or “I”? It’s for class and i think the above words could be used.

  125. tj (2 comments) Says:

    cluck
    splat
    i did not see those on there

  126. Juan (2 comments) Says:

    mmm-hmm!
    eh-hem!
    Urp!
    Argh
    Hwa!
    sift-saft
    Eep!
    throb
    shiver
    Jitter
    gaggle
    garble
    swipe
    riphle

  127. Michael Wong (1 comments) Says:

    Thanks for this great site.

  128. John (2 comments) Says:

    you forgot drown

  129. Care (2 comments) Says:

    i was wondering what an onomatopoeia word for a whistle would be ?

  130. Care (2 comments) Says:

    could it be Tweet .. or is that not an onomatopeia word?

  131. tyler poopy (2 comments) Says:

    hi every body i need 1 4 x 4 homework

  132. tyler poopy (2 comments) Says:

    i need x homework gotta be in on monday

  133. chantelle (1 comments) Says:

    this site is awesom but i need one more word starting with an n and another with an o ill tell you some i have
    oink
    Neigh
    ooze
    mumble
    argh
    tinkle
    purr
    eek
    itch
    abra kadabra
    ow
    ouch
    moaning
    achoo
    tolling
    ooooohhhh
    pop
    encore?
    icky
    sticky
    alarm?
    please someone respond i just gave you a tone lol thanks

    chantelle

  134. S. Smith (1 comments) Says:

    Khack
    Cchuh (both coughing noises
    Unh
    Mmn
    Aah
    Oi
    D’uh (sound someone makes when hit in the stomach)

  135. ELBSeattle (1 comments) Says:

    I beg to differ with ‘echo.’ This word does not sound like an ‘echo’ unless one says, ‘Echo, echo, echo, echo…’ Even then it’s not onomatopoetic so much as repetitious.

  136. jack meoff (1 comments) Says:

    KABLAMMO and KABOOM

  137. Chuck Change (1 comments) Says:

    WOW this is awsome, this really helped me on my assignment, thanks evreyone.

  138. ZI (1 comments) Says:

    NICE THIS WILL HELP ME A LOT ^.=.^

  139. Qtips (1 comments) Says:

    warble
    whirl
    wheeze
    bloop
    ribbit

  140. calygna (2 comments) Says:

    icky

  141. calygna (2 comments) Says:

    need some words

  142. Balloon (1 comments) Says:

    What about
    yip
    yank
    growl
    grrrrr.
    zip

  143. Ballon (1 comments) Says:

    cool words balloon(copier)
    i like yank

  144. Christy (1 comments) Says:

    Okay, how about the sounds that are made when making love? eww, ahhh, ohhh, are all I can think of. Help!

  145. jada (1 comments) Says:

    need a word with x….homework due in the morning…anybody please help

  146. Ryuusei (5 comments) Says:

    snap

  147. Ryuusei (5 comments) Says:

    swat

  148. Ryuusei (5 comments) Says:

    crash

  149. Ryuusei (5 comments) Says:

    switch

  150. Ryuusei (5 comments) Says:

    reach

  151. bob (16 comments) Says:

    OMG! (oh my god)

  152. bob (16 comments) Says:

    wata? (what?)

  153. bob (16 comments) Says:

    wow

  154. bob (16 comments) Says:

    shhhh(quite-silence)

  155. X-Sparker (1 comments) Says:

    Does anyone know any onomatopoeia for coughing other than the word itself? I got ahem, but I want something more severe, like pneumonia kind of coughing.

  156. Finji (1 comments) Says:

    Woot! this site helped me loads with my homework! thanks to whoever created it!

  157. Amy (2 comments) Says:

    Hey guys,
    This list has been usefull but I still need an onomatopoeia for someone breathing or sighing. Can someone PLEASE help? All I can think of is ahhhhhhh and I don’t really think it works. Thanks a ton.

  158. oops (1 comments) Says:

    hii….thank you so much for this website it has helped me SO heaps!
    i’m in yr 8 & thnx to u i made the best poem in the class! WOOT
    xx

  159. Me (1 comments) Says:

    Hello I need a word for like breathing…

  160. shivani (2 comments) Says:

    hush and whistle for breathing(also wheeze if you do)

  161. shivani (2 comments) Says:

    splutter *choke* cough

  162. Barbz (1 comments) Says:

    Anyone know the sound for water droplets hitting the ground??

  163. Kat (2 comments) Says:

    a car horn is Arroogah.
    Droplets plop or splat

    wheew

  164. khuong (1 comments) Says:

    this website is so cool………….not

  165. Mary (Rake) (1 comments) Says:

    drop
    drip
    crash
    crunch
    zing
    zip
    meow
    munch
    roar
    rip
    sizzle
    crackle
    splat
    kerplunk
    bang
    clang
    woof
    thunk
    hiss
    wizz
    oink
    moo
    sniff
    snap
    cough
    achoo
    bong
    bing
    pong
    ping
    dong
    ding
    zap
    zing
    wheeze
    gasp
    sigh
    tinkle
    ting
    tweet
    peep
    boom
    bang
    kaboom
    ratatat
    mew
    crunch
    caw
    croak
    flip
    flick
    smooch
    groan
    moan
    brush
    splash
    shatter
    whoosh
    whistle
    rustle
    swish
    bleat
    cuckoo
    whip
    crackle
    pop
    click
    wham
    hiss
    roar
    rumble
    smash
    bump
    clatter
    clang
    crack
    jingle
    jangle
    clank
    rattle
    quiver
    shiver
    shudder
    tremble
    gulp
    yank
    tug
    smooth
    chomp
    munch
    whiz
    sob
    blubber
    shock

    Hmm…Sorry if I repeated a few. That’s all I could come up with though. *sigh* If I think of any more, I’ll post them. ^-^ Sorry they’re not in ABC order.

  166. Anza Meike (1 comments) Says:

    so im starting a clothing line, and i coulndt think of a name. so i was pondering about it. And finally came to the conclusion that a sound for the name of my clothes would be really cool. but now my problem is i dont know what combination of sounds would sound cool for a clothing line? i like the idea of the sounds being animal related or something to do with nature?

    PLEASE CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT?! I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT.
    peace and love, Anza Meike :)

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  168. Nobody (1 comments) Says:

    how about “ta-da”?

  169. Charlotte (2 comments) Says:

    Hi This Webbie Is Soo Usefull !! Because Of This i Got An A* !!! I Give It Full Marks And Thank Every One Who Has Contributed Something To This

    THANK YOU !!!

    Charlotte xxx

  170. Terry (1 comments) Says:

    This is the greatest. I’m a teacher workin on a science lesson on sound. I wanted a list of onomatopioeic words. thank you

    my word: oomph

  171. george (1 comments) Says:

    rat-a-tat-tat
    grub
    ahh

  172. IDIOTS! (1 comments) Says:

    For fraks sake some of you are a bunch of frakwits! An onomatopoeia is a word that is spelt how it’s phonetically distributed. Stuff like “drumming, Gaggle and groan” aren’t frakking onomatopoeia you fracking stupid idiots. Get a fracking education!!

  173. People are sTupid (1 comments) Says:

    some of you are abunch of frakwits arelirhgt!!

  174. Kat (2 comments) Says:

    Another onomatopoeia for coughing is hacking or harrumphing.

  175. mental (1 comments) Says:

    so harrumph is a correct onomatopeic description of throat clearing???
    sneezing
    Arabic, atchu
    Bengali, হাচি hachi (noun)
    Bulgarian, apchih (апчих)
    Chinese, Cantonese, hāt-chī (乞嗤) (also means “begs scoffs”)
    Chinese, Mandarin, ah-qiu! (啊嚏)
    Czech, hepčík /hap cheek/
    Danish, Atju!
    Dutch, Hatsjoe!
    English, Achoo!
    Estonian, Atsihh!
    Finnish, Atshii!, Atshiu!, Ätshii!
    French, Atchoum
    German, Hatschi!
    Greek, apsiou!, αψιου!
    Hungarian, Hapci!
    Icelandic, Atsjú!
    Italian, etciuu
    Japanese, hakushon! (ハクション!)
    Korean, etchi (에치)
    Lithuanian, apčiū
    Norwegian, aatsjoo
    Polish, apsik!
    Portuguese, atchim!, atchô!
    Romanian, hapciu!
    Russian, Apchkhi! (Апчхи)
    Sinhalese, Hacis (හචිස්)
    Spanish, ¡Achu! more frequent is ¡Achís!
    Swedish, atjoo!
    Thai, hud-chei (ฮัดเช่ย)
    Turkish, hapşu

  176. Pineapple Queen (1 comments) Says:

    Is “blink” one? I like that and BOOM!!!!!

  177. shereka (1 comments) Says:

    muah, is another

  178. daman (1 comments) Says:

    squish
    slurp
    splatter
    chirp
    meow
    plop

  179. sarah (2 comments) Says:

    thanks a lot

  180. sarah (2 comments) Says:

    we have these words but in arabic

  181. Frank (5 comments) Says:

    What a fun list! I’ve actually never seen a list of Onomatopeia’s before in my life. I really couldn’t stop laughing when scrolling down and reading, squish, pop, crack, slurp, lol.

  182. tim (1 comments) Says:

    (weee)

  183. Open Dir (1 comments) Says:

    Ha wee laughing my ass off

  184. teacher (1 comments) Says:

    gush
    thump
    sizzle
    pop
    roar
    bark

  185. Web Design (8 comments) Says:

    I’m going to dedicate a whole page on my web design for this, so much fun to be young again. I even noticed a sixth grade in the comments… frankly, I never knew about these words so far… *laugh*

  186. Laura (1 comments) Says:

    Im at school now, doing last minute homewok and this site helped me a lot!! Thanks!!

  187. Jamie Guadaldo (6 comments) Says:

    Arg, AEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiii(imitating the sound one makes when falling down a big fall), nomnomnom (eating food or nibbling on it, I think), aarrg-um! (this is a giant growl/chomp noise).

    Um that’s all I can think of at the moment (hey, Um is an onomatopoeia too!

  188. cartoongirl (1 comments) Says:

    I need q onomatopeia words plz help

  189. sophie (2 comments) Says:

    i love this website because i ave a test n a assesment on 10/2/09 plz more

  190. sophie (2 comments) Says:

    its 4 english aswell

  191. mike (3 comments) Says:

    this website is so cool! i’m writing a childrens book about onomatopeias and will use some of the info here. whoevger started this, would you like to be included in the book? let me know please.
    maybe you could even help me market it online!

  192. rabethica (1 comments) Says:

    meh

  193. someone (3 comments) Says:

    Is “grasp” an onomatopoeia? And how ’bout “free”, is that an onomatopoeia too?
    ~_~

  194. Riya (1 comments) Says:

    here r som..
    lol
    grasp
    whoosh
    wave
    poke
    gulp

  195. Dr. Neil Doherty III (1 comments) Says:

    Zizz is the last one I know.

  196. Anonymous (2 comments) Says:

    how about;

    ZING
    SWISH
    BOING
    DRIP
    DROP
    SLURP
    ZZzz
    ZZZOOOOOMMMMM

  197. Little Nik (1 comments) Says:

    what about the sound a person makes when they stick his/her tongue out at someone else –pppddd or is it more like “thuuugh” ??? Does anyone know how to spell that?
    aaaggg
    harumph
    pheww
    boingggg (like when the arrow hits the TARGET sign)
    ding-dong
    thunk

    aaaaaah
    uh-huh (spelling?)for yes
    na-uh (spelling?) for no

  198. anthony (1 comments) Says:

    flop
    blast
    eat
    drink
    itch
    light
    thunder
    hack
    moo
    humm
    sniff
    crunch
    rattle
    smash
    bleed
    kick
    poke
    blow
    shock
    zoom
    fart
    fly
    flick
    die
    spy
    lie
    drip
    dry
    freeze
    swish
    flutter
    jingle
    crackle
    ring
    seek
    sell
    plant
    raise
    rise
    lick
    slurp
    ouch
    cough
    sing
    dance
    rake

  199. hannah (1 comments) Says:

    chicken
    cock a doodle doo
    bock
    ahh
    epp
    eek

  200. monica (1 comments) Says:

    Hi everybody,I am a student studying translation and would like to ask for help in translating the word “咚” which means the sound made by a stroke on a drum in chinese. Can I use “boom” or “bang” as ononmatopeia of the word? Or are there any other alternatives? Thank you.

  201. Tiara (3 comments) Says:

    Here are some words(Sorry if any repeat):

    Kapow, Kaplow, Cha-ching, Gobble gobble, Cock-a-doodle-doo, Ruff ruff, Arf, Meow, Mew, Hiss(or Sss), Caw, Coo, Croo, Cheep, Tweet, Squawk, Ribbit, Twitter/Warble, Purr, Moo, Snort, Neigh, Whiney, Pant pant, Cluck cluck, Lap lap, Chomp, Roar, Honk-honk, Beep-beep, Croack, Ribbit, Quack, Bow wow, Chirp chirp, Peep peep, Clack, Snap, Caw/Kaak, Cuckoo, Troat(Deer), Yap-yap, Yip-yip, Gnash, Eek, Wehee, Whoop, raa/grr, Twit twoo/hoo, hoo/whit, woo/terwit, terwoo, boo/booh(ox lowing), Bah, Oink, Wee wee, Baa, Gobble gobble, Peent(Woodcock), Clatter, Click, Drip, Drop, Drip-drop, Rumble, Neigh, Gush, Pip-pip, Screech, Scritch, Pip-pip, Twit-twit, Whizz, Pop, Whoosh, Fizz, Rip, Cheer, Tap, Thunder-clap, Clap, Whir, Pitter-patter(or just one of the two), Bleat, Crackle, Peep, Buzz, Bzzz, Bump, Rattle, Hoot, Pealing, Scratch, Scritch,

  202. Tiara (3 comments) Says:

    Some more:

    Bink, Aaa, Bleh, Blep, Blott, Boo hoo hoo, Break, Bzakk, Bzzzp, chuga chuga choo choo(train), Chew, Clunk, Cram, Crik, Cut, Doof, Drill, Flap, Flop, Fume, Gaa, Glomp, Gnaw, Hurr, Juggle, Ka-zap, Kablooie, Knickity-knick, knock, Kritch, Leap, Pinch, Poink, Press, Prod, Poke, Spurt,

  203. Tiara (3 comments) Says:

    Another: Ching!

  204. bobbynichols (1 comments) Says:

    My favorite seems to be missing:

    susurrus – noun – the indistinct sound of people whispering; a rustling sound.

    “a soft susurrus of conversation”;
    “the susurrus of leaves blown upon the ground all aswirl”

  205. Max (3 comments) Says:

    EVAN MORE!!!
    snarl
    lol
    snore
    hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

  206. Pie Snelson (1 comments) Says:

    thwack (Hit the tennis ball.)
    wocka wocka (Pac people know this one.)
    scrunch (Stop mashing into my stuff.)

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