Roar, To make a deep, loud, powerful sound, like a lion or a large engine., Hum, To make a quiet continuous sound, often while working or singing softly., Crash, A very loud noise caused by something hitting another object violently., Hiss, To make a long sound like air or gas escaping under pressure., Crunch, A loud sound made when something hard or dry is broken or chewed., Screech, To make a very high-pitched unpleasant noise, often caused by brakes or tyres., Slurp, To drink or eat something noisily, especially a liquid., Drip, To fall slowly in small drops of liquid., Hoot, To make a loud warning sound, especially like the horn of a vehicle or an owl., Buzz, A continuous low sound made by insects, electrical equipment, or a crowd of people talking., Splash, To move into water or another liquid, causing drops to fly everywhere., Rattle, To make a series of short knocking sounds because something is loose or shaking., Whistle, To produce a high musical sound by forcing air through your lips or a small opening., Click, A short sharp sound made when you press a button, lock something, or use a computer mouse., Slam, To shut something with force, creating a loud noise., Sniff, To breathe in through the nose repeatedly, often to smell something or because of a cold., Sigh, To let out a long breath to show relief, tiredness, sadness, or frustration., Mumble, To speak quietly and unclearly, making it difficult for others to understand., Sob, To cry noisily because you are extremely sad., Groan, To make a low sound expressing pain, disappointment, or annoyance., Whisper to sb, To speak very quietly so that only one person or a small group can hear you., Snore, To breathe noisily while sleeping., Yell at sb, To speak very loudly to someone, often because you are angry or because they are far away., Bang, A sudden loud noise, like an explosion or a gun being fired., Tap, To hit a surface lightly and repeatedly, often with your fingers., Tick, To make a regular short sound, like a clock., Giggle, To laugh in a quiet, light, often slightly silly way., Scream, To cry out loudly because of fear, pain, excitement, or anger., Stammer (stutter), To speak with difficulty because you repeat sounds or cannot say words smoothly.

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