Synonyms and antonyms of Sounds made by people in British Thesaurus

babble (noun)

the noise of a lot of voices all talking at the same time

babel (noun)

formal the noise of a lot of voices all talking at the same time

footfall (noun)

literary a footstep

footstep (noun)

the sound that your feet make when you are walking

gabble (noun)

the sound of a lot of people talking very quickly at the same time

gargle (noun)

the process or sound of gargling

gurgle (noun)

the sound of someone or something gurgling

hiccup (noun)

a short repeated sound that you make in your throat without intending to, usually because you have been eating or drinking too quickly

hum (noun)

a low continuous noise made by a machine or a lot of people talking

pad (noun)

a quiet sound made by someone walking with light regular steps

patter (noun)

a series of short quiet sounds caused by something falling onto or hitting a surface or by someone walking or running

puff (noun)

a sound like someone blowing or breathing out air

roar (noun)

the noise that a crowd of people make when they are angry or excited

scream (noun)

a loud high noise that you make because you are hurt, frightened, or excited

sneeze (noun)

an act or sound of sneezing

step (noun)

the sound that your feet make while you are walking

the tramp of something ()

the sound of walking in a loud heavy way

tread (noun)

British the sound that someone makes when they walk

yelp (noun)

a short loud high noise that you make when you are excited, angry, or in pain