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Often used in the same context:
whirr,
whump,
clunk,
whir,
gurgle,
hiss,
screech,
roar,
clatter,
crackle,
thuds,
hum,
clang,
wham,
kaboom,
shriek,
thrum,
screams,
clack,
tinkle,
thwacks,
clop,
rumbling,
burble,
plink,
thump,
thundering,
pattering,
spume,
swoosh,
claxon,
thunderclap,
scritch,
bursts,
throb,
waft,
squeals,
bam,
sonic boom,
chirrup,
yelp,
boop,
pulsing,
hoofbeats,
blam,
crump,
bams,
clanking,
gasps,
loud noise,
beep,
gust,
creak,
glide,
vibrating,
rustling,
kapow,
puffs,
staccato,
clonk,
crescendos,
birdcall,
klaxon,
juddering,
bang,
sibilance,
trill,
exhalation,
kerplunk,
vibrations,
kickdown,
fluttering,
wail,
glissandos,
whirls,
pow,
pinging,
tingle,
tympani,
kettledrums,
strobe light,
foghorns,
splosh,
tintinnabulation,
whinnies,
pfft,
groan,
crinkling,
guttural,
whomp,
meow,
tremolos,
whoa,
eddying,
cackles,
thunk,
wisps,
squirt,
whine,
purr,
whap,
shrilling,
thud,
clap,
splash,
rumble,
rasp,
swish,
rattle,
growl,
plop,
belch,
buzz,
loud,
audible,
louder,
muffled,
deafening,
diegetic,
earsplitting,
enveloping,
faint,
inaudible,
loudest,
offscreen,
ominous,
shattering,
sickening,
slap,
smashing,
telltale
More general:
displace,
go,
gush,
locomote,
move,
spirt,
spout,
spurt,
travel
Synonyms:
hiss
Also try:
— Adjectives for whoosh:
loud,
soft,
great,
sudden,
big,
long,
gentle,
faint,
occasional,
familiar,
tremendous,
more...
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