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What is an onomateopia?

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 ∙ 8y ago
Updated: 9/27/2023

A word that is the same as the sound the thing makes. There are two birds, known as a Bob White and a Whippoorwill. The call of each is the same as their name. Words like BANG BOOM CRACK and CRASH are examples.

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