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ONOMATOPOEIA game
ONOMATOPOEIA is the literary technique of using a word whose meaning is related to the way the word is pronounced. For example, when pronounced correctly "hiss" sounds exactly like what it is.
Post some ONOMATOPOEIA, but only one at a time. Here we go with - purr. |
Bing!
(filler text) |
moo
did you know that you see a cow every day of your life? |
"warrrreagl" strikes me as onomatopoeic.
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squish ..--..-...----...
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babble....
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And my contribution to the game: Squeak! Edit: Wait, I didn't see a cow...but I saw a license plate that sad "MOOOOOO". :thumbsup: |
Bang!
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How about a little zplart?
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Kerplunk!!!
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KUPO!
^^ |
Moist.
Walk in moist shoes and they will say "moist". |
Fart!
Sometimes they speak! |
Sploooge! indeed.
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fap.
fap fap fap. |
Thwack! Zip!
(Wouldn't let me get away with just 7 characters...) |
THUD!!!!!!!!!
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Crunch......
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WHAM!!!!!!!!!!
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crash!!!!!
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Bloop. |
Sizzle
(Which, incidentally, did you also know, contains less than 10 characters?) :rolleyes: |
<i>whoosh!</i>
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BLAMO!
Scroll through this thread and read the onomatopoeias really quick, it's quite amusing actually :D |
cha ching..
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KZARK.....
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Creeeaaaaak. (yes, you have to say it like that)
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one of my faves: splat
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Smoother than Dr Slinky McVelvet, inventor of the word 'melifluous'!
Other synonyms for 'melifluous' include: quiet, gentle, low, melodious, faint and muted... |
Troz!
What's Troz Pinky? It's Zort in a Mirror! |
I sure as hell dont see a cow every day!
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Beep.
A wonderful word. |
plop, plop, fizz, fizz
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Quote:
Erm... XYZZY!!! |
how about 'sigh'? maybe even a little 'pop'?
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Roar. Woof.
(onomatapoeia was the word I won an 8th grade spelling bee with and the first word I taught my son to spell at 4 years old-always fun to impress others with your kids' skills) |
Lull
which also has less than ten characters |
r...........iiiiiiiiiiip!
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swishhh! 2 pts.
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SHAAZAAM!!
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