animal-sounds
Barks and moos
Animal-sounds are the vocalizations and noises made by animals—barks, meows, moos, chirps, roars.
The term typically appears in contexts involving children's learning or entertainment: The book teaches animal-sounds.
Adults use it when discussing recordings, imitations, or the linguistic conventions for representing these noises in different languages.
Sharp canine vocalization
Vocalization from canines
Prolonged mournful cry
- roarLoud, deep animal cry
- trumpetValved brass wind instrument
- screechHigh, harsh cry
- chatterLight, rapid speech
hoot · growl · shriek · call · bellow · bugle · grunt · snarl
Defensive about owned space
- alarmUrgent warning signal
- echolocationNavigation through reflected sound
- birdsongAvian musical vocalizations
- howlingProlonged mournful crying sound
wolf-pack · courtship · aggression · submission · duet · chorus
bark
Sharp canine vocalization
chirp · howl · growl · neigh · bleat · oink · quack · cluck · hiss · bray
woof
Vocalization from canines
meow · quack · ribbit · tweet · buzz · hiss · roar · growl · chirp · coo
howl
Prolonged mournful cry
chatter · hoot · growl · shriek · call · bellow · bugle · grunt · snarl · cackle
territorial
Defensive about owned space
- alarmUrgent warning signal
- echolocationNavigation through reflected sound
- birdsongAvian musical vocalizations
howling · wolf-pack · courtship · aggression · submission · duet · chorus
mooing
Bovine vocalization
oinking · neighing · braying · gobbling · cackling · lowing · baaing · cock-crow · henhouse · barnyard
animal-soundslanguage
System of symbolic communication
spoken word · verbal communication · talking · human voice · discourse
animal-soundssilence
Total lack of sound
quiet · soundlessness · stillness · muteness · chemical signals
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