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Definition of sound
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Sound (v. i.) To
ascertain
the depth of water with a
sounding
line or other
device.
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Heresy
::
Heresy
(n.)
Religious
opinion
opposed
to the
authorized
doctrinal
standards
of any
particular
church,
especially
when
tending
to
promote
schism
or
separation;
lack of
orthodox
or sound
belief;
rejection
of, or
erroneous
belief
in
regard
to, some
fundamental
religious
doctrine
or
truth;
heterodoxy..
Bawl
::
Bawl (v. i.) To cry out with a loud, full
sound;
to cry with
vehemence,
as in
calling
or
exultation;
to
shout;
to
vociferate..
Phonetization
::
Phonetization
(n.) The act, art, or
process
of
representing
sounds
by
phonetic
signs..
Palatal
::
Palatal
(a.)
Uttered
by the aid of the
palate;
-- said of
certain
sounds,
as the sound of k in
kirk..
Mouillation
::
Mouillation
(n.) The act of
uttering
the sound of a
mouille
letter.
Instrument
::
Instrument
(n.) A
contrivance
or
implement,
by which
musical
sounds
are
produced;
as, a
musical
instrument..
Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) An
elementary
sound,
or a
combination
of
elementary
sounds,
uttered
together,
or with a
single
effort
or
impulse
of the
voice,
and
constituting
a word or a part of a word. In other
terms,
it is a vowel or a
diphtong,
either
by
itself
or
flanked
by one or more
consonants,
the whole
produced
by a
single
impulse
or
utterance.
One of the
liquids,
l, m, n, may fill the place of a vowel in a
syllable.
Adjoining
syllables
in a word or
phrase
need not to be
marked
off by a
pause,
but only
Tune
::
Tune (v. t.) To put into a state
adapted
to
produce
the
proper
sounds;
to
harmonize,
to cause to be in tune; to
correct
the tone of; as, to tune a piano or a
violin..
Bang
::
Bang (n.) The sound
produced
by a
sudden
concussion.
Crow
::
Crow (v. i.) To utter a sound
expressive
of joy or
pleasure.
Ruttle
::
Ruttle
(n.) A
rattling
sound in the
throat
arising
from
difficulty
of
breathing;
a
rattle.
Gabble
::
Gabble
(n.)
Inarticulate
sounds
rapidly
uttered;
as of
fowls.
Whistle
::
Whistle
(v. i.) To make a
shrill
sound with a wind or steam
instrument,
somewhat
like that made with the lips; to blow a
sharp,
shrill
tone..
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Possessed
of
original
life and
vigor;
new and
strong;
unimpaired;
sound.
Sound
::
Sound
(superl.)
Undisturbed;
deep;
profound;
as, sound
sleep..
Perfect
::
Perfect
(a.)
Brought
to
consummation
or
completeness;
completed;
not
defective
nor
redundant;
having
all the
properties
or
qualities
requisite
to its
nature
and kind;
without
flaw,
fault,
or
blemish;
without
error;
mature;
whole;
pure;
sound;
right;
correct..
Amphoric
::
Amphoric
(a.)
Produced
by, or
indicating,
a
cavity
in the
lungs,
not
filled,
and
giving
a sound like that
produced
by
blowing
into an empty
decanter;
as,
amphoric
respiration
or
resonance..
Outsound
::
Outsound
(v. t.) To
surpass
in
sounding.
Clink
::
Clink (v. i.) To cause to give out a
slight,
sharp,
tinkling,
sound,
as by
striking
metallic
or other
sonorous
bodies
together..
Sounding
::
Sounding
(n.) Any place or part of the
ocean,
or other
water,
where a
sounding
line will reach the
bottom;
--
usually
in the
plural..
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