This is called the "death rattle," and it occurs when air moves through mucus that has accumulated in the throat of a dying person after loss of the cough reflex, and loss of the ability to swallow. It is a common occurrence, and does not cause the dying person any pain.
roar really loud noise
Martin R Fink has written: 'Airframe noise component interaction studies' -- subject(s): Airframes, Airplanes, Noise
any unpleasant souond is noise either it is music or anyothrthing else. noise r always high pitched
There are three phonemes in the word "hear": /h/, /i/, and /r/.
R. B. Bullen has written: 'Reaction to aircraft noise on RAAF bases' -- subject(s): Airplanes, Environmental aspects, Noise
· r (are) · rabbit food (vegetables) · racket (noise)
it is a vowel that u can only hear the "R" sound
Bruit (pronounced 'brWEEh, the 'r' is rolled as in Russian)
8934 belive me its right they r dying
Philip R. Gliebe has written: 'UHB engine fan broadband noise reduction study' -- subject(s): Fan blades, Noise reduction, Blade slap noise, Engine tests, Broadband, Flight simulators, Turbine wheels, Turbofan engines, Noise generators, Engine noise
J. R. Hassall has written: 'Acoustic noise measurements'
In American Sign Language (ASL), you can sign "I can't hear" by fingerspelling the word "s-o-r-r-y" from your chin and then signing "CAN'T HEAR" by pointing to your ear and shaking your head.