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guttural a guttural noise or a letter representing a guttural speech sound. [1/4 definitions]
harvest fly any of several cicadas whose shrill noise is heard in late summer.
haw2 to pause or stumble in speaking, or make a noise indicating a pause or stumble. [2 definitions]
hem2 the noise or act of clearing the throat or coughing slightly in order to get attention, suggest doubt, or the like. [1/4 definitions]
hush to become quiet; cease all noise. [2/6 definitions]
Johnson noise the thermal background noise heard on a radio receiver.
make the welkin ring to make a very loud noise, esp. vocally.
musical like music rather than noise; having pleasant melodious or harmonious qualities. [1/4 definitions]
noiseless making no noise; quiet.
noisemaker someone or something that makes noise, esp. a rattle, horn, or other device used at a party or celebration.
noiseproof resistant to outside noise; soundproof.
noisy making a lot of noise. [2 definitions]
peal a loud prolonged noise, as of thunder, laughter, or applause. [2/5 definitions]
peeper1 a thing or person that makes a peeping noise. [1/2 definitions]
pip4 to make a noise of or like that of a baby bird; chirp; peep. [1/3 definitions]
quiet making little or no sound or noise. [3/14 definitions]
racket1 loud and irritating noise; din. [2/3 definitions]
raspberry a splattering noise made by protruding the tongue from between closed lips and blowing, used as an insult; Bronx cheer. [1/4 definitions]
rattle a noise-making toy containing loose pieces that collide when shaken. [1/9 definitions]
report a loud or explosive noise. [1/12 definitions]
roar to make a loud, often prolonged or repeated, noise. [2/8 definitions]