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Verb
Beat or sound with a strong, regular rhythm
To cause physical pain to
Make a low, steady continuous sound like that of a bee
To pant or breathe hard or with difficulty
Noun
The act or sensation of throbbing
An unpleasant sensation caused by physical illness or injury
A trembling or quivering, especially one caused by emotion
A repeated light tapping
The arrangement of musical sounds according to duration and periodical stress
A regular short, sharp sound, especially that made by a clock or watch
A dull, heavy sound, such as that made by an object falling to the ground
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Verb
▲
Beat or sound with a strong, regular rhythm
pulsate
pulse
beat
palpitate
pound
thump
vibrate
pitter-patter
reverberate
thud
drum
hammer
pit-a-pat
resonate
thrum
judder
quiver
quop
shake
ache
flutter
pitpat
thrill
tingle
tremble
twitter
go pit-a-pat
shiver
pump
quake
pitapat
shudder
race
twitch
oscillate
pant
quaver
heave
tick
beat rapidly
clatter
rattle
jitter
surge
fluctuate
convulse
tap
wobble
jounce
agitate
beat heavily
rat-a-tat
patter
undulate
echo
resound
boom
clack
click-clack
bicker
clacket
thunder
rise and fall
rock
writhe
move
wabble
bucket
joggle
jerk
jolt
jiggle
totter
sway
dither
jar
tremor
swell
wiggle
roar
palpate
pelt
pat
ebb and flow
ring
spatter
strum
re-echo
hum
murmur
drone
ripple
teeter
bob
crash
beat irregularly
have the shakes
shake in your boots
quake in your boots
beat weakly
exhibit arrhythmia
miss a beat
skip a beat
move spasmodically
work
clang
be agitated
twist
sound
peal
bang
make noise
waver
quail
start
shake like a leaf
reecho
wave
stir
vacillate
roll
flow
seesaw
move to and fro
flap
rumble
swing
curl
billow
waft
flit
flail
twirl
wag
thresh
swirl
reproduce
whirl
sweep
blow
ruffle
thrash
flick
reel
stream
fly
wigwag
reflect
trill
warble
flicker
falter
pendulate
be filled
flinch
fill the air
bounce back
note
repeat
dodder
recoil
react
rebound
redound
click
move from side to side
move back and forth
swagger
weave
swish
coil
motion
ticktock
plock
snick
tick-tock
catch the wind
more ❯
“Her heart had pounded every second of the dinner, beating a rhythm that seemed to
throb
his name.”
Verb
▲
To cause physical pain to
pain
hurt
cause pain
ache
smart
afflict
ail
sting
cause discomfort
pinch
be tender
trouble
prickle
twinge
bite
burn
chafe
constrain
cramp
excruciate
harm
inflame
play up
punish
wound
be painful
be sore
bruise
injure
kill
torment
torture
cause discomfort to
cause pain to
convulse
nick
tingle
pound
prick
suffer
be irritated
be uncomfortable
gnaw
blister
urticate
be in pain
give someone gyp
give someone trouble
feel painful
itch
be excruciating
be throbbing
be sensitive
be stinging
be playing up
be killing
be smarting
be hurting
be inflamed
tickle
creep
irritate
be itchy
have gooseflesh
have goosebumps
have pins and needles
have a creeping sensation
have goose pimples
twitch
crawl
redden
titillate
scratch
sensitize
US
swell
sensitise
UK
jab
stick into
make something itch
make something smart
make something tingle
get excited
feel tickled
have goose bumps
more ❯
Verb
▲
Make a low, steady continuous sound like that of a bee
hum
buzz
drone
whir
murmur
purr
vibrate
bombinate
thrum
bumble
burr
whirr
whish
whiz
whizz
zip
zoom
croon
susurrate
bombilate
bum
hustle
moan
mumble
rustle
sound
strum
trill
warble
whine
whisper
sing low
bustle
pulsate
pulse
be active
be bustling
be busy
be lively
be a hive of activity
whirl
have an air of
rumble
sigh
purl
burble
tinkle
gurgle
hiss
ripple
whistle
reverberate
fizz
sibilate
fuzz
drawl
chant
nasalize
zizz
fizzle
fly
plash
bubble
move
revolve
splash
voice
stammer
utter
drip
flow
verbalize
US
vocalize
US
stage-whisper
babble
meander
growl
trickle
stutter
mutter
verbalise
UK
sough
vocalise
UK
breathe
more ❯
Verb
▲
To pant or breathe hard or with difficulty
pant
puff
blow
gasp
heave
wheeze
breathe
hyperventilate
huff
palpitate
breathe hard
breathe heavily
breathe quickly
chuff
gulp
snort
whiff
wind
huff and puff
puff and blow
gasp for air
be out of breath
exhale
inhale
rasp
respire
sniff
puff and pant
breathe out
fight for breath
suspire
inspire
sigh
hiss
expire
whistle
sniffle
snore
breathe noisily
cough
catch one's breath
draw in
breathe in
insufflate
gag
drag
catch your breath
suck in air
struggle for air
rattle
splutter
snivel
whisper
overbreathe
draw
speak hoarsely
snuffle
smell
suffocate
gasp for breath
be short of breath
sound
grunt
sibilate
struggle
strain
inbreathe
breathe loudly
breathe rapidly
struggle for breath
pull
fight for air
croak
suck in
sniff in
choke
breathe audibly
whoop
scent
draw breath
breathe roughly
heave a sigh
take breaths
inhale and exhale
draw in breath
use lungs
open the floodgates
take in air
draw in one's breath
take in
pull in
suck
utter
give
groan
emit
let out
utter wearily
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or sensation of throbbing
pulse
beat
pulsation
beating
palpitation
pounding
pulsating
thump
vibration
thud
thumping
drumming
hammering
reverberation
throbbing
thrum
thrumming
thudding
judder
pit-a-pat
pitter-patter
quivering
resonance
ache
pain
rhythm
pulsing
oscillation
palpitating
pound
surge
tick
pumping
vibrating
reverberating
drone
ripple
buzz
meter
US
cadence
measure
rumbling
quiver
murmur
stroke
quake
drum
rumble
hum
droning
flutter
murmuring
flow
metre
UK
swell
swing
undulation
cadency
pressure
rhyme
buzzing
heartbeat
humming
tremor
shaking
tremble
percussion
striking
banging
battering
current
patter
crashing
thrashing
booming
purr
crash
bang
boom
wave
whir
shake
bump
shock
signal
nerve
lash
brainwave
augmentation
rush
whirring
whirr
whizz
chirr
churr
purring
zoom
whiz
burr
susurration
susurrus
bombination
impulse
whine
more ❯
“Sometimes the tape threatens to break up under the accumulated weight of Masuko's bass drum and the low
throb
of Fujii's synth.”
Noun
▲
An unpleasant sensation caused by physical illness or injury
pain
ache
sting
soreness
throbbing
twinge
smarting
pang
pricking
spasm
hurt
aching
stinging
stab
cramp
discomfort
stitch
irritation
shooting pain
tenderness
excruciation
niggle
pounding
prick
shoot
stiffness
tingle
painful feeling
throe
hurting
painful sensation
pain sensation
convulsion
crick
smart
suffering
gnawing
prickle
gripe
wrench
agony
distress
bite
sharp pain
misery
pangs
affliction
qualm
scathe
injury
anguish
paroxysm
strain
wound
malady
stabbing
dull pain
malaise
muscular spasm
stomachache
backache
headache
gyp
twist
twitch
sore spot
displeasure
annoyance
worry
inquietude
upset
disquiet
pinch
tweak
dart
tic
aches and pains
lancination
shiver
stab of pain
thrill
flash
blaze
feeling
sensation
anxiety
torment
woe
unhappiness
trouble
grief
sorrow
torture
disappointment
uneasiness
tribulation
vexation
despair
dejection
angst
wretchedness
hardship
heartache
sadness
desolation
despondency
depression
misfortune
adversity
heartbreak
melancholy
disquietude
unease
agitation
dolor
nervousness
discontent
bad news
calamity
dissatisfaction
cross
burden
trial
dole
infelicity
stress
worriment
concern
gloom
failure
blow
bad break
hard luck
accident
fretfulness
restlessness
catastrophe
tragedy
contretemps
disadvantage
casualty
cataclysm
crunch
debacle
visitation
perturbation
nuisance
inconvenience
travail
regret
lamentation
bad luck
apprehension
mishap
trauma
misadventure
setback
reverse
rotten luck
haplessness
loss
harm
mischance
unluck
unpleasantness
resentment
ordeal
anger
blues
fear
straits
rack
apprehensiveness
exasperation
dolour
chagrin
disturbance
unrest
care
dismay
turmoil
misgiving
gloominess
edginess
anxiousness
disconsolateness
jitters
tough luck
unluckiness
ailment
disgruntlement
unfortunateness
discontentment
indignation
weariness
untowardness
bother
dread
frustration
tension
mortification
difficulty
indisposition
mourning
disapproval
mournfulness
trepidation
passion
concernment
rue
grievance
discontentedness
embarrassment
uncertainty
disfavour
UK
nervosity
distaste
agita
disapprobation
turbulence
aggravation
restiveness
lamenting
disgust
antsiness
jumpiness
dislike
low spirits
instability
doldrums
disfavor
US
discouragement
melancholia
disrelish
listlessness
heaviness of heart
ill fortune
hell
ill luck
wrath
shock
pique
Weltschmerz
bereavement
ennui
nerves
perplexity
doubt
hopelessness
disconsolation
crossness
infuriation
foreboding
solicitude
dolefulness
grieving
dispiritedness
sweat
disaffection
desperation
alarm
bewailing
bemoaning
willies
jitteriness
remorse
persecution
glumness
botheration
letdown
shakes
nag
twitchiness
mental suffering
discomposure
downheartedness
sorriness
jumps
scruple
harassment
ire
heebie-jeebies
malcontent
malcontentment
provocation
aversion
disinclination
disliking
abjection
doom
hardshi
throes
kink
consternation
martyrdom
transience
worriedness
fitfulness
insomnia
movement
ferment
unsettledness
awkwardness
activity
excitability
ants
bustle
inconstancy
hurry
broken-heartedness
discord
offence
UK
weeping
forlornness
lament
disaster
bitterness
hell on earth
pining
panic
distraction
despondence
disheartenment
despond
rick
qualms
suspicion
deprivation
repining
purgatory
deploring
disregard
rancour
UK
issue
problem
pressure
poverty
heartbrokenness
resignedness
pessimism
defeatism
whammy
knock
ill
dubiety
strife
sorrowfulness
Gehenna
murder
horror
moroseness
nightmare
bummer
plague
dumps
oppression
heartburn
complaint
envy
boredom
querulousness
jealousy
reverse of fortune
bad trot
evil fortune
stroke of bad luck
evil chance
mishappening
bane
dysphoria
disbelief
constraint
dyspathy
penitence
compunction
queasiness
cheerlessness
moodiness
heartsickness
funk
tumult
choler
harsh conditions
hard times
impatience
charley horse
jarring
muscular contraction
muscle spasm
squalor
scourge
fury
emotional suffering
heavy heart
broken heart
curse
pest
offense
US
rancor
US
illness
incensement
umbrage
gall
anvil chorus
irritant
hassle
yips
weakness
sickness
mopes
painfulness
mental stress
mental strain
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
jim-jams
abdabs
collywobbles
conflict
habdabs
bad feeling
emotional strain
cross to bear
nagging
enervation
lassitude
disillusionment
disenchantment
pain in the rear
thorn in someone's side
pain in the backside
thorn in someone's flesh
pain in the neck
pain in the bum
pip
rage
aggro
irritability
shortness
languor
ailments
ills
temper
snappiness
outrage
testiness
ill humour
ill temper
irascibility
touchiness
infirmity
debility
feebleness
disease
disillusion
tenseness
disconcertment
fearfulness
unfulfilment
weltschmerz
decrepitude
condition
disorder
sickliness
infirmness
unhealthiness
butterflies
ill-humor
heavy-heartedness
presentiment
butterflies in the stomach
stew
unconsolability
shame
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Noun
▲
A trembling or quivering, especially one caused by emotion
thrill
flutter
flush
quiver
shiver
shudder
tingle
tremble
tremor
palpitation
quaver
trembling
twitch
twitter
vibration
fluttering
quivering
shuddering
flash
frisson
stab
shake
waver
wave
goose pimples
sob
break
warble
trill
tremolo
shaking
chill
oscillation
shakiness
spasm
quake
convulsion
tic
falter
pulsation
ripple
fluctuation
sparkle
glimmer
shimmer
twinkle
glitter
jerk
wobble
judder
jolt
start
jiggle
agitation
quaking
jump
bounce
twitching
vibrato
convulsive movement
quavering
shivering
flicker
juddering
jounce
jar
shock
lurch
wince
movement
flinch
sudden movement
twitchiness
wriggle
unevenness
unsteadiness
disturbance
vacillation
jiggling
rumble
catch
twinge
swerve
shaking movement
shimmy
wavering
pulse
blink
temblor
earthquake
grimace
contraction
bobble
upheaval
trepidation
hiccup
irregularity
involuntary movement
flapping
toss
gasp
rippling
waving
wagging
flailing
bob
cringe
bat
flitter
beating
vibrating
undulation
thrashing
threshing
bump
kick
thrust
jog
joggle
shot
abrupt movement
more ❯
Noun
▲
A repeated light tapping
patter
pitter-patter
pattering
tapping
beat
clatter
drumming
rat-a-tat
beating
drumbeat
pit-a-pat
pounding
pulsation
tattoo
clack
clacketing
click-clack
pitapat
rhythm
thrum
thrumming
drum
knock
pad
pat
pelt
rattle
scurry
scuttle
skip
tap
tiptoe
trip
thump
thumping
vibration
throbbing
thudding
hammering
chatter
rattling
thud
bicker
clacket
Noun
▲
The arrangement of musical sounds according to duration and periodical stress
rhythm
beat
cadence
swing
lilt
tempo
pace
pulse
accent
cadency
time
bounce
flow
meter
US
metre
UK
periodicity
progression
sequence
stress
downbeat
measure
movement
pattern
regularity
music
rise and fall
stroke
verse
rhythmus
rhythmical flow
rhythmical pattern
vibration
tune
division
foot
rhyme
melody
modification
speed
shift of accent
syncopation
emphasis
rate
ictus
momentum
sway
motion
feet
poetry
mora
structure
groove
upswing
inflexion
UK
inflection
US
force
accentuation
prominence
timbre
tone
secondary stress
primary stress
lick
velocity
clip
frequency
alacrity
celerity
swiftness
fastness
expeditiousness
quickness
rapidity
briskness
hurriedness
rapidness
promptness
progress
acceleration
fleetness
rate of knots
more ❯
Noun
▲
A regular short, sharp sound, especially that made by a clock or watch
tick
click
clack
clicking
tap
tapping
beat
clacking
click-clack
snick
snicking
ticking
tick-tock
plock
plocking
ticktock
blow
flash
impulse
nerve
pulsation
pulse
rap
shake
signal
thrust
twinkling
wink
metallic sound
snap
clunk
clink
chink
pop
current
bang
surge
wave
brainwave
augmentation
vibration
bump
oscillation
shock
rhythm
rush
stroke
lash
more ❯
Noun
▲
A dull, heavy sound, such as that made by an object falling to the ground
thud
thump
bang
crash
clunk
boom
bop
clap
clump
crack
stomp
thunder
thwack
whack
whap
whop
clomp
clonk
plunk
wham
whump
flump
plop
pounding
smack
wallop
smash
stamp
sound
peal
clash
pop
clang
report
slam
blast
bump
shot
explosion
detonation
rumble
roar
knock
thunderclap
whomp
snap
banging
tap
clatter
din
burst
plonk
racket
roaring
hammering
discharge
knocking
rap
reverberation
uproar
howl
ring
blare
clangour
UK
clangor
US
sharp noise
battering
smashing
echoing
thrumming
clattering
galumph
rat-tat
loud noise
stumble
booming
rumbling
crashing
thudding
clamour
UK
tumult
thumping
resounding
ringing
growl
grumble
row
pandemonium
clamor
US
rataplan
echo
drumbeat
cracking
tattoo
pealing
discordance
decibels
rattle
cacophony
thundercrack
cannonade
fulmination
drumfire
barrage
outburst
bruit
stridency
jangle
sonance
fireworks
noise
eruption
drumming
loud sound
roll
crump
explosive noise
more ❯
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