Definitions
There are 25 meanings of the word
Sounds.
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Sounds - as an adjective
Sounds - as a noun
The particular auditory effect produced by a given cause
Example: "The sound of rain on the roof"
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The subjective sensation of hearing something
Example: "He strained to hear the faint sounds"
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Mechanical vibrations transmitted by an elastic medium
Example: "Falling trees make a sound in the forest even when no one is there to hear them"
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The sudden occurrence of an audible event
Example: "The sound awakened them"
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- beat
- beep
- bleep
- bell
- toll
- bombilation
- bombination
- buzz
- click
- clink
- chirp
- chirrup
- chorus
- click-clack
- clip-clop
- clippety-clop
- clop
- clopping
- clumping
- clunking
- cry
- ding
- drip
- dripping
- drum
- footfall
- footstep
- step
- gargle
- gurgle
- jangle
- jingle
- knock
- knocking
- murmur
- murmuration
- murmuring
- mussitation
- mutter
- muttering
- noise
- drum roll
- paradiddle
- roll
- pat
- rap
- tap
- patter
- peal
- pealing
- roll
- rolling
- ping
- plunk
- pop
- popping
- purr
- quack
- quaver
- ring
- ringing
- tintinnabulation
- drumbeat
- rataplan
- rub-a-dub
- sigh
- skirl
- song
- strum
- susurration
- susurrus
- swish
- tapping
- throbbing
- clump
- clunk
- thud
- thump
- thumping
- thrum
- thunk
- tick
- ticking
- ting
- toot
- tootle
- trample
- trampling
- twang
- vibrato
- voice
- vroom
- whack
- birr
- whir
- whirr
- whirring
- whistle
- whistling
- zing
- zizz
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The audible part of a transmitted signal
Example: "They always raise the audio for commercials"
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(phonetics) an individual sound unit of speech without concern as to whether or not it is a phoneme of some language
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A narrow channel of the sea joining two larger bodies of water
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A large ocean inlet or deep bay
Example: "The main body of the sound ran parallel to the coast"
Sounds - as an adjective satellite
Exercising or showing good judgment
Example: "Healthy scepticism"
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Having legal efficacy or force
Example: "A sound title to the property"
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Vigorous or severe
Example: "A sound thrashing"
Free from moral defect
Example: "A man of sound character"
(of sleep) deep and complete
Example: "A heavy sleep"
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Complete; thorough
Example: "Politicians have no sound grasp of technology issues"
Sounds - as a verb
Appear in a certain way
Example: "This sounds interesting"
Make a certain noise or sound
Example: "She went `mmmmm'"
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- snarl
- sing
- whistle
- ting
- make noise
- noise
- resound
- splat
- twang
- clang
- clangor
- clank
- clangor
- clangour
- boom
- boom out
- beat
- drum
- thrum
- rattle
- beat
- tick
- ticktack
- ticktock
- resonate
- vibrate
- crash
- tweet
- twirp
- skirl
- gurgle
- glug
- whish
- guggle
- ping
- knock
- ping
- pink
- trump
- squelch
- chug
- peal
- ring
- bombilate
- bombinate
- buzz
- chime
- rustle
- snap
- beep
- blare
- claxon
- honk
- toot
- whistle
- echo
- resound
- reverberate
- ring
- thud
- thump
- clop
- clump
- clunk
- plunk
- patter
- pitter-patter
- knock
- pink
- rap
- tap
- click
- tick
- chatter
- click
- pop
- clink
- tink
- slosh
- slush
- splash
- splosh
- hum
- thrum
- bleep
- grumble
- rumble
- boom
- din
- babble
- bubble
- burble
- guggle
- gurgle
- ripple
- lap
- swish
- swoosh
- swosh
- drone
- birr
- purr
- whir
- whirr
- whizz
- roll
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Give off a certain sound or sounds
Example: "This record sounds scratchy"
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Announce by means of a sound
Example: "Sound the alarm"
Utter with vibrating vocal chords
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Cause to sound
Example: "Sound the bell"
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Example Sentences
"I woke up to the sounds of birds chirping outside my window."
"The sounds of laughter filled the room."
"His voice had a soothing and pleasant sounds."
"The sounds of waves crashing against the shore were calming."
"I love the sounds of rain falling on the roof."
Word Game Points
Is SOUNDS a valid Scrabble word?
Yes, sounds is valid for both Scrabble US and EU
SOUNDS has a SCRABBLE points total of 7.
Is SOUNDS a valid Words With Friends word?
Yes, sounds is valid for Words With Friends
Valid WordSOUNDS has a WORDS WITH FRIENDS points total of 9.
Is SOUNDS a valid WordFeud word?
Yes, sounds is valid for WordFeud
Valid WordSOUNDS has a WORDFEUD points total of 8.