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The word that describes words which "sound like they are". Onomatopoeic words are widley used in poetry and prose. "Some examples of onomatopoeia are croak, sizzle, and splash"
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1)The formation of words in imitation of natural sounds
2)An imitative word 3)The selection and use of such words 4)Simply, words that sound like what they are such as... crack, splash, bow-wow, creek, smack, etc
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The noises people make when they're having sex. BANG! CRASH! THUMP! SMASH! This is onomatopoeia.
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A word that means "a word that's spelled like the sound it makes" but it usually is just said to sound more intelligent. Most people can't spell this word.
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The task of removing one's own liver by process of elimination. DANG! I think my liver is infected. It is now time for onomatopoeia.
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The most fuckin impossible word to spell in the english language. Onomatopoea is fuckin hard to spell
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Words in a poem that uses its sound to imitate the meaning of the word. the buzz of bees
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