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rings and rings, whistling, ringing [high toned piercing sound, like a flute or an opera singer) (undulating high sound) [IW] | rings and rings, whistling, ringing [high toned piercing sound, like a flute or an opera singer) (undulating high sound) [IW] | ||
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humming and chanting; (to) echo eerily [RB] | humming and chanting; (to) echo eerily [RB] | ||
ringing and humming (onomatopoetic term for resonant tones, often of high pitch, such as singing or insect buzzing) [Erick Tsiknopoulos] | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:09, 8 May 2021
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rings and rings, whistling, ringing [high toned piercing sound, like a flute or an opera singer) (undulating high sound) [IW]
rings and rings, whistling, ringing * sounds of insects and small birds [IW]
laughing, songs rings and rings (high-toned piercing sound) [JV]
humming and chanting; to echo eerily; rings and rings, twittering; high toned piercing sound (like a flute or an opera singer), whistling, ringing [undulating high sound] [RY]
humming and chanting; (to) echo eerily [RB]
ringing and humming (onomatopoetic term for resonant tones, often of high pitch, such as singing or insect buzzing) [Erick Tsiknopoulos]