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List of common words used to describe beast noises

Sure words in the English linguistic communication correspond animal sounds: the noises and vocalizations of particular animals, especially noises used past animals for advice. The words tin can be used as verbs or interjections in improver to nouns, and many of them are also specifically onomatopoeic.

Listing of beast sounds [edit]

Picture	Animal	Description	Sound
	Alligator	bellow, hiss	Alligator bellow
	Alpaca	warning call, cluck/click, hum, orgle, scream[1]
	Antelope	snort[2]
	Annoy	growl[3]	Badger
	Bat	screech,[four] squeak	Bats
	Bear	roar, growl	Carry cub growl
	Bee	buzz	Hummel bee Xylocopa pubescens (carpenter bee) offsprings
	Large cat (Tiger, Lion, Jaguar, Leopard)	roar,[5] growl,[6] snarl[vii]	Tiger growl Jaguar making a content "sawing" sound.
	Capybara	squeak,[viii] chatter, bark
	Cat	mew, meow, purr, hiss, trill, caterwaul, growl	Cat meow Domestic true cat purring
	Cattle	moo
	Chicken	cluck, buck, crow[9] cha-caw, bah-gawk (female)[10] cock-a-doodle-doo (male person)
	Chinchilla	squeak[xi]
	Cicada	chirp[12]	Cicada
	Crab	chirp, click, crepitate[xiii]
	Crane	clang
	Cricket	chirp	Cricket
	Crow	caw, cah[14]	Blackness Crow
	Curlew	pipe[fifteen]
	Deer	blare (buck), bleat (doe, fawn)	Cherry-red deer
	Dog	bawl, howl, growl, bay	Dog bark
	Dolphin	click[16]
	Donkey	hee-haw,[17] bray	Domestic ass brays
	Duck	quack	Mallard Duck
	Hawkeye	screech[eighteen]	Baldheaded Eagle
	Elephant	trumpet	Elephant trumpet
	Elk	bugle (male),[nineteen] bleat (calves)[20]	Elk blare
	Ferret	dook[21]
	Fly	buzz
	Play a trick on	Bark, scream, howl, snore, 'gekkering''.[22]	Pull a fast one on howling
	Frog	croak, ribbit	Mutual Toad
	Gaur	low, moo
	Giraffe	bleat,[23] hum[24]	Giraffe hum
	Goat	squeal, maa	Herd of goats bleating
	Goose	honk, hiss	Geese Honking
	Grasshopper	chirp[25]	Grasshoppers chirping
	Guinea grunter	wheek[26]
	Hamster	squeak[27]
	Hermit crab	chirp[28]
	Hippopotamus	growl[29]
	Hornet	buzz	Hummel bee
	Equus caballus	neigh, whinny, nicker
	Hyena	laugh	Spotted Hyena
	Koala	blare, shriek
	Leopard	roar, growl, snarl	Lion roar
	Linnet	chuckle[30]
	Lion	roar, growl, snarl	Panthera leo roar
	Locust	chirp[25]
	Magpie	chatter[31]	Magpie
	Monkey	scream, chatter	Mantled Howler Monkey (Alouatta palliata)
	Moose	bellow[32]
	Mosquito	buzz, whine
	Mouse	squeak
	Okapi	cough, bellow[33]
	Owl	hoot, hiss, caterwaul for barred owls	Great horned owl
	Ox	low, moo
	Parrot	squawk, talk	White-capped Parrot Rose-ringed Parakeet
	Peacock	scream,[34] squawk, honk	Peacock
	Sus scrofa	oink,[29] [35] snort,[36] bleat, grunt	Pig
	Pigeon	coo	Woods pigeon
	Prairie dog	bawl[37]
	Quail	call	Call of a male common quail
	Rabbit	squeak	Rabbit
	Raccoon	trill[38]	Baby Raccoon Churr
	Rat	squeak
	Raven	caw	Mutual Raven
	Rook	caw
	Seal	bawl[39]
	Sheep	baa, maa, meh	Sheep
	Serpent	hiss, rattle	Rattlesnake
	Songbird	chirrup, chirp, tweet, sing, warble (larks / warblers / wrens),[40] [41] twitter (sparrows)[42]	Goldfinch
	Squirrel	squeak
	Swan	cry, trumpet, bugle	Trumpeter swan
	Tapir	squeak[43]
	Tokay gecko	croak[44]
	Turkey	gobble	Wild Turkey
	Whale	sing	Killer Whale
	Wild boar	grumble
	Wildebeest	depression, moo
	Wolf	howl, growl, bay	Wolf howls
	Zebra	neigh, whinny, nicker

See besides [edit]

• Fauna communication
• Animal epithet
• Animal linguistic communication
• Bioacoustics
• Cat organ & piganino
• Cross-linguistic onomatopoeias
• Field recording
• Listing of animate being names
• List of onomatopoeias
• "Sometime MacDonald Had a Farm"
• "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)"

References [edit]

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External links [edit]

• Listing of animal sounds to download, listen and use for gratis.
• Multilingual list of animal sounds Derek Abbott, Academy of Adelaide
• Multilingual recording of animal sounds – dog, rooster & donkey

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animal_sounds

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