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Definition of sound
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sound is as below...
Sound (v. t.) To
order,
direct,
indicate,
or
proclain
by a
sound,
or
sounds;
to give a
signal
for by a
certain
sound;
as, to sound a
retreat;
to sound a
parley..
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Bethump
::
Bethump
(v. t.) To beat or thump
soundly.
Jingle
::
"Jingle
(v. i.) To sound with a fine,
sharp,
rattling,
clinking,
or
tinkling
sound;
as,
sleigh
bells
jingle..
Rant
::
Rant (n.)
High-sounding
language,
without
importance
or
dignity
of
thought;
boisterous,
empty
declamation;
bombast;
as, the rant of
fanatics..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. i.) To sound by
percussion,
with
blows,
or as with
blows;
to be
struck;
as, the clock
strikes..
Skip
::
Skip (n.) A
passage
from one sound to
another
by more than a
degree
at once.
Unearthly
::
Unearthly
(a.) Not
terrestrial;
supernatural;
preternatural;
hence,
weird;
appalling;
terrific;
as, an
unearthly
sight or
sound..
Phonoscope
::
Phonoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
observing
or
exhibiting
the
motions
or
properties
of
sounding
bodies;
especially,
an
apparatus
invented
by Konig for
testing
the
quality
of
musical
strings..
Lightning
::
Lightning
(n.) A
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity,
accompanied
by a vivid flash of
light,
commonly
from one cloud to
another,
sometimes
from a cloud to the
earth.
The sound
produced
by the
electricity
in
passing
rapidly
through
the
atmosphere
constitutes
thunder..
Space
::
Space (n.) A
quantity
or
portion
of
extension;
distance
from one thing to
another;
an
interval
between
any two or more
objects;
as, the space
between
two stars or two
hills;
the sound was heard for the space of a
mile..
Breastband
::
Breastband
(n.) A band for the
breast.
Specifically:
(Naut.)
A band of
canvas,
or a rope,
fastened
at both ends to the
rigging,
to
support
the man who
heaves
the lead in
sounding..
Catcall
::
Catcall
(n.) A sound like the cry of a cat, such as is made in
playhouses
to
express
dissatisfaction
with a play; also, a small
shrill
instrument
for
making
such a
noise..
Sputter
::
Sputter
(v. t.) To spit out
hastily
by
quick,
successive
efforts,
with a
spluttering
sound;
to utter
hastily
and
confusedly,
without
control
over the
organs
of
speech..
Soundage
::
Soundage
(n.) Dues for
soundings.
Treble
::
Treble
(a.)
Acute;
sharp;
as, a
treble
sound..
Injudicious
::
Injudicious
(a.) Not
according
to sound
judgment
or
discretion;
unwise;
as, an
injudicious
measure..
Cry
::
Cry (v. i.) To utter
inarticulate
sounds,
as
animals..
Umlaut
::
Umlaut
(n.) The
euphonic
modification
of a root vowel sound by the
influence
of a, u, or
especially
i, in the
syllable
which
formerly
followed..
Melancholia
::
Melancholia
(n.) A kind of
mental
unsoundness
characterized
by
extreme
depression
of
spirits,
ill-grounded
fears,
delusions,
and
brooding
over one
particular
subject
or train of
ideas..
Laugh
::
Laugh (n.) An
expression
of mirth
peculiar
to the human
species;
the sound heard in
laughing;
laughter.
See
Laugh,
v. i..
Pun
::
Pun (n.) A play on words which have the same sound but
different
meanings;
an
expression
in which two
different
applications
of a word
present
an odd or
ludicrous
idea; a kind of
quibble
or
equivocation.
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