Synonyms and antonyms of To make a sound while moving in British Thesaurus

splash (verb)

if a liquid splashes, it moves or hits something noisily

rattle (verb)

if something rattles, it makes short sharp knocking sounds as it moves or shakes

groan (verb)

if wood, metal, or another material groans, it makes a long low sound as it moves

rumble (verb)

to move forwards making a continuous deep sound

bang (verb)

to move, making loud noises

clatter (verb)

to move somewhere making a series of loud short noises

thunder (verb)

to make a lot of noise when moving somewhere fast

screech (verb)

to move making a loud, high, and unpleasant noise

crunch (verb)

to move on a surface that makes the noise of something being crushed

babble (verb)

to make the gentle pleasant sound of water as it moves along in a river

buzz (verb)

to move somewhere while buzzing

crash around ()

to make a lot of noise as you move around in a place

ping (verb)

to move quickly and suddenly with a short high sound

rattle (verb)

if a vehicle or a train rattles somewhere, it moves there quickly and noisily

scuffle (verb)

to move quickly in a way that makes a noise

swish (verb)

to move quickly with a smooth gentle sound, especially through the air, or to make something do this

swoosh (verb)

to move quickly through air or water with a smooth gentle sound, or to make something do this

whoosh (verb)

informal to move very quickly somewhere, often making a sound like the wind when it blows

zing (verb)

informal to move fast with a quiet high sound