Generic impact sounds

A brief and loud noise.

The sharp sound of a flat object striking another (e.g., an open hand hitting a face).

The sound of a partially rigid object forcefully striking another object, which may be preceded by the sound of the rapid, driven motion of one object (as of a baseball bat hitting a ball).

The sound of a rigid structure violently breaking into many pieces.

The sound of a rigid object become separated into pieces or fragments.

The sound of an elastic, non-destructive collision in which one or both objects spring back. Depending on the situation, there may be multiple such collisions in a characteristic pattern, as of a ball bouncing.

A sharp noise of a rigid surface being struck, usually without damage and deliberately, most often with the knuckles of the hand.

The sound of a light collision between a rigid object and a rigid surface, for instance to deliberately attract attention.

A heavy dull sound, as made by impact of heavy objects with a relatively soft point of contact.

The sound of whipping, i.e., the greatly accelerated motion of the tip of a flexible structure, as the result of concentrated angular momentum.

The noisy sound of a flexible surface, such as a flag, moving back-and-forth in the air and optionally coming into contact with an adjacent hard surface.