Onomatopoeia

Short-duration sounds composed of strong harmonics with a distinct pitch.

A fricative sound, such as from a cat giving warning, or an audience indicating disapproval.

A high-pitched noise with a perceptible variation in pitch as a result of pressure being shifted or applied on a surface, most commonly on wood.

A rapid series of short loud sounds as of small hard items loose inside a container.

A sibilant sound caused by a rigid object sweeping through the air.

A sound of light, thin objects, such as dried leaves, rubbing against one another.

A quiet sound of a small object, typically mechanical, in rapid, cyclic motion.

An irregular rattling noise, often produced by rapid movement, consisting of a cluster of transient sounds.

The sound of many small bubbles bursting, most often caused by fat vaporizing as it is heated.

A short, pitchless, transient sound, as of a gentle impact between small hard objects.

A loud, low-pitched, dull, continuous noise.

A loud harsh or strident noise, often a warning sound.

The sound of a small object dropping into a liquid without a splash.

An irregular pattern of short metallic sounds, especially from small metal objects such as keys or coins shaking against each other.

The sound of the popping of many small bubbles, most often as gas is released from solution, such as in a carbonated beverage.

The sound of a gas, such as air, being blown forcefully in a short burst.

A continuous, dull tone.

Sounds made by a liquid-saturated material being squeezed.

A brief high-pitched buzzing or humming sound.

A bouncing or spring-like sound with a tonal component that sweeps upwards.

An irregular sequence of sharp sounds, as from sudden vaporization of liquids trapped in a burning solid, or from a collection of snapping noises.

The sound of a brittle substance being crushed.

Abrupt sounds of individual ruptures in a rigid substance under stress.

The sound of a thin and rigid element breaking suddenly and abruptly.