onomonopoetic
Sounding like what it is. Screech and bang are two example of onomonopoetic words. See: onomatopoeia
Comic books are filled with onomonopoetic sound effects. Crash! Boom! Pow! Ouch!
Emeril is prone to onomonopoetic speech.
Emeril is prone to onomonopoetic speech.
onomonopoetic by kennard July 8, 2005
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