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giggle ,
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, . . . , 䳺 to talk (, ) :
to babble to say something quickly and foolishly or in a way that is hard to understand; ;
to chatter to talk quickly, continuously and for a long time, usually about something unimportant; ;
to chitchat to lead an informal light conversation; ;
to gabble to say quickly, that can not be heard clearly; ;
to jaw to talk tediously; ;
to murmur to make a soft low continuous sound, when speaking; ;
to mutter to say something indistinctly in a way that is hard to understand; ;
to prattle to talk continually in a childish or foolish way about matters of no importance; ;
to slur to pronounce unclearly or not at all; ;
to splutter to talk or say quickly as if confused; ;
to tittle-tattle to talk about other peoples lives, activities, to gossip; ;
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to whisper to speak or say very quietly, so that only a person close by can hear; ;
ij to laugh () :
to cackle to laugh unpleasantly with henlike sounds; ;
to guffaw to laugh loudly and rudely; ;
to gurgle to laugh quietly; ;
ha-ha a loud laugh; -;
haw-haw a loud laugh; -;
tee-hee a loud laugh; -;
ij to weep () :
to blubber to weep noisily; ;
to grizzle to cry quietly and continually as though tired and worried;;
to pule to weep loudly; ;
to sob to cry while making short bursts of sound as one breaths in, because of sadness or fear; , ;
to weep to cry tears; ;
to whine to make a long high sad sound; .
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to bawl to shout in a loud rough voice; ;
to click to make a continuous low dull sound; ;
to drone to make a continuous low dull sound; ;
hip-hip-hurrah to shout of joy, approval; --;
to hiss - to make a noise which sounds like ssss; ;
hooray a shout of joy, approval; ;
to screech - to make a very unpleasant, high noise especially when angry; ;
to squeak to make a very short high noise or cry that is not loud; ;
to sigh - to breath in and out, making a long sound, especially because you are bored, disappointed, tired; ;
to wail to cry out with a long sound or grief or pain; ;
whirr to make a high clear sound by forcing air through a narrow hole formed by the lips; ;
to whoop to make a loud joyful cry; ;
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ows () moo, low ();
hounds ( ) bay ();