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Animal sounds

Animal sounds has 29 English words, such as bark, bellow, bleat, and bray. Learn them with pictures, IPA, meanings and example sentences.

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All 29 words in Animal sounds

  • bark

    bark/bɑɹk/

    n. dog sound, canine noise, tree covering, cortex; v. to yelp, to growl, to shout, to yell

  • bellow

    bellow/ˈbɛloʊ/

    To emit a deep, loud roar, typically in pain, anger, or excitement.

  • bleat

    bleat

    To make the sharp, wavering sound that a sheep or goat makes.

    The hungry lamb began to bleat for its mother.

  • bray

    bray/bɹeɪ/

    To make a loud, harsh sound like a donkey.

  • buzz

    buzz/bʌz/

    v. hum, drone, chat, gossip; n. hum, drone, excitement, thrill

  • cackle

    cackle/ˈkækəl/

    To make a loud, unpleasant, high-pitched laugh, often sounding like a witch or a bird.

  • chirp

    chirp/tʃɜːrp/

    A chirp is a short, high-pitched sound made by a small bird or insect.

  • cluck

    cluck/klʊk/

    To make a short, sharp sound like a chicken.

  • coo

    coo/ku/

    To make a soft, low murmuring sound like a pigeon or dove, or to speak in a soft, gentle, and loving voice.

  • crow

    crow/kroʊ/

    v. (of a cock) to make a loud high cry, especially early in the morning; n. a large intelligent black bird with a loud harsh call.

  • gobble

    gobble/ˈɡɑbl̩/

    v. (of a turkey) to make its loud, throaty call; v. to eat food very quickly and noisily.

  • growl

    growl/ˈɡɹæʊ̯l/

    To make a low, rough sound in the throat, usually because of anger or pain.

  • grunt

    grunt/ɡɹʌnt/

    n. guttural sound, low sound, soldier, infantryman; v. make a sound, emit a grunt, struggle, toil

  • hoot

    hoot/huːt/

    To make the loud, deep sound characteristic of an owl.

  • howl

    howl/ˈhæʊ̯l/

    To make a long, loud cry like that of a wolf or dog, or a similar sound expressing pain or anger.

  • hum

    hum/ˈhʌm/

    v. to drone, to buzz, to murmur, to croon; n. a drone, a buzz; n. a commotion, a stir

  • moo

    moo/muː/

    Moo is the lowing sound that a cow makes.

  • purr

    purr/pɝ/

    To make a low, continuous, vibrating sound characteristic of a happy cat.

  • quack/kwæk/

    n. the sound a duck makes; v. (of a duck) to make this sound; n. a person who pretends to have medical skill.

  • roar

    roar/rɔː(r)/v

    To make a long, loud, deep sound, like a wild animal or a powerful engine.

  • scream

    scream/skriːm/v

    v. to make a long, loud, high cry because you are frightened, hurt, or excited; n. such a cry.

  • screech

    screech/skɹit͡ʃ/

    v. to make a long, loud, harsh, high-pitched sound, like a parrot or car brakes; n. such a sound.

  • snarl

    snarl/ˈsnɑː(ɹ)l/

    To make an angry, growling sound while showing the teeth, or to speak in a rough, angry voice.

  • squeal

    squeal/skwil/

    A squeal is a long, high-pitched cry or noise made by a person, animal, or machine.

  • trumpet

    trumpet/ˈtɹʌmpɪt/

    n. a brass musical instrument with three valves, played by blowing into it; v. (of an elephant) to make a loud call.

  • warble

    warble

    To sing or make a series of soft, wavering sounds, especially like a bird.

    At dawn, the robin began to warble from the garden fence.

  • whine

    whine/ˈwaɪ̯n/

    v. (of a dog) to make a long, high, unhappy sound; v. to complain in an annoying way; n. such a sound.

  • whinny

    whinny

    When a horse whinnies, it makes a high, soft sound.

    The horse began to whinny when it heard the feed bucket.

  • yelp

    yelp/jɛlp/

    v. (of a dog) to give a short, sharp cry, usually of pain or excitement; n. such a cry.

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