the specific sound produced by a person's vocal cords when speaking or singing

a formal public announcement, declaration, or official document

in a loud voice; at a high volume

applause; the sound of clapping

to assert something as a fact, often used when the truth of the statement has not yet been verified

relating to sound waves with a frequency above the upper limit of human hearing

in a low voice or in whispers

the sound of singing or a singing voice

heartfelt wish; inner voice; aspiration

the physical sound produced by a bell being struck or rung

in a low voice or at a low volume

the sound made by the discharge of a firearm

a traditional Chinese comedic performance, usually a dialogue between two performers, characterized by puns and wordplay

the physical sound of a shout, cry, or call

in a quiet voice; softly

the general estimation in which a person or organization is held; prestige or fame

without sound or noise; noiseless

to make a sound or noise, often with the voice

information, rumors, or talk regarding a developing or secret situation

any audible sound or noise, often one that is discrete or noticeable

reputation; prestige; public esteem

sounds produced by animals, such as barking, braying, or roaring

the concluding phase or final stage of an event or activity

in a loud voice or at a high volume

repeatedly (saying something)

the sound produced by a bell or a clock.

(idiom) to bluff; to bluster; to make an empty show of strength

loudspeaker; speaker

sound of weeping

the impetus, scale, or power displayed by a movement or event

noise; sound

in a stern voice

all speaking together; in chorus

to echo or copy someone's words or speech

stereophonic sound

remaining calm and collected without revealing emotion or batting an eyelid

the sound made by people cheering, expressing joy or approval.

ultrasound (scan)

the general estimation in which a person or thing is held by the public; fame or renown

to denounce; to condemn

to support (a cause)

to cry out or exclaim involuntarily

to produce a sound or use the voice

happening without making a stir; providing no news or information about progress