Synonyms and antonyms of To make a continuous sound in British Thesaurus

roar (verb)

to make a continuous, very loud noise

rumble (verb)

to make a continuous deep sound

buzz (verb)

when an insect such as a fly or bee buzzes, it makes a rough continuous sound

rumble (verb)

to move forwards making a continuous deep sound

purr (verb)

if a machine purrs, it makes a continuous quiet low sound because it is operating correctly at a slow speed

hum (verb)

to make a low continuous sound

murmur (verb)

to make a quiet continuous sound

grumble (verb)

to make a low continuous sound

resonate (verb)

to produce or be filled with a deep clear sound that continues for a long time

resound (verb)

literary to produce or be filled with a loud sound that continues for a long time

buzz (verb)

if your ears or your head are buzzing, you can hear a continuous sound inside your head

crackle (verb)

to make continuous short sounds like the sound of wood burning

drum (verb)

to make a continuous sound by hitting a surface

pulsate (verb)

to make movements or sounds in a regular pattern

ring (verb)

if your ears ring, you continue to hear a loud sound in your head for a short time after you have heard a loud noise or someone has hit you

roll (verb)

to produce a continuous low sound

sing (verb)

to make a high continuous sound

throb (verb)

if something such as an engine or a machine throbs, it makes a low sound that is repeated steadily