talk that is difficult to understand (e.g. of a baby, people at a party)
trivial talk, often incessant
to make a loud, deep noise (like a bull)
holler
an apparatus for blowing or forcing air into something e.g. a fire, an organ in a church
holler
a loud, rough sound or noise (as of trumpets or horns)
make loud noise
to cause people to move quickly and excitedly
quick and busy activity
(to make) the call, cry of a raven, rook or crow
calling out; yelling
(an instance, example, of) complaining
statement of disagreement, discontent
to ask for (something) as if ordering or as if one has a right to
question, request
a loud, confused noise
loud, continuous noise
disagreement; quarrelling; (an example of) the state of not having harmony between notes etc sounded together
noise
(an instance of) disturbing or being disturbed
commotion; upset
a word, phrase etc used to express surprise, strong feeling etc
shout; assertion
a cry used to attract attention; greeting
shout
trouble; irritation
problem, fight
the long, loud sound made by e.g. a wolf
long, painful cry
an uproar; disturbance
uproar
a metallic ringing sound (as of coils, keys or small bells); a short and simple phrase or poem, especially with a simple tune, that is easily remembered
make metallic clinking noise
the sound made by a cow or ox
calling out; yelling
calling out; yelling
calling out; yelling
any (usually unpleasant) sound, especially a loud one
sound that is loud or not harmonious
s public protest
scream, exclamation
a state of wild and noisy disorder
craziness, commotion
a loud ringing of a bell or of a set of bells with different notes
chime, clang
a statement of disapproval or objection
complaint, disapproval
a stringed bat used for hitting the ball in tennis, squash etc; a loud noise; a dishonest way of getting money (by deceiving or threatening etc)
commotion; fight
a loud, deep sound as of a lion, thunder etc
growl, howl
a loud call or cry
loud outcry
a large disturbance; a confused and excited state of mind
uproar, confusion
a great and sudden change
major change
(an outburst of) noise and excitement
commotion, pandemonium
(to make) a pleased cry of a horse
calling out; yelling
(used to call a greeting to a friend etc)
calling out; yelling
