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Often used in the same context:
neighs,
clomp,
whinnies,
hoofbeats,
clack,
nicker,
moos,
lope,
clonk,
pattering,
jouncing,
tinkles,
hooves,
oinks,
dogies,
thwacks,
toodle,
yelping,
gurgle,
snakey,
whooshing,
whump,
buckaroo,
clanking,
chirrup,
galumph,
snuffling,
holler,
skirling,
jingly,
yowl,
whirr,
clattery,
screech,
plink,
squealing,
metate,
yip,
swayback,
trilling,
lassos,
buckboard,
horseless,
scritch,
shrilling,
splosh,
kerplunk,
baaing,
haymow,
waddle,
prancing,
borzoi,
pitter,
woop woop,
clanging,
woofs,
wisk,
rustlings,
bronco busting,
teethed,
chuff,
kettledrums,
spangles,
tintinnabulation,
bray,
hiss,
twirl,
headshake,
boop,
clucks,
cowpie,
vees,
cowcatcher,
naugahyde,
whistling,
hum,
cackling,
chitter,
giddyap,
rollick,
thundering,
spume,
lapful,
shriek,
guttural,
wail,
clunks,
poop deck,
calfs,
thrumming,
bassett,
gabbling,
castanet,
whomps,
punchin,
rolly,
phlegmy,
tooter,
clap,
overloud,
hoboes,
spinny,
swish,
thuds,
click,
patter,
rattle,
thud,
thump,
ticking,
whir,
clatter,
clicking,
droning,
rustle,
thudding,
thumping,
thumps,
clank,
racking,
cacophonous,
frightening,
inaudible,
maddening,
percussive,
singsong,
smacking,
staccato,
stealthy,
tinny,
accented,
accordant,
alliterative,
ambient,
annoying,
audible,
bloodcurdling
More general:
go,
sound
Synonyms:
clump,
clunk,
plunk
Also try:
— Adjectives for clop:
steady,
slow,
clippety,
soft,
swift,
thin,
rhythmic,
faint,
muffled,
hollow,
cloppety,
more...
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