boomy

Examples

• All

• Speedy round, boomy flame goes up, fireworks go off, right?

  colinfurze

• Like in my ways, I definitely feel like, I don't know, just a little bit, a little bit, a little bit boomy, OK, Boomer.

• The music turns into boomy source music coming from a distant jukebox as the credits end over a clattering strike.

  Fiction book (1998)

• The speaker produced a deep and boomy voice that filled the entire auditorium.

• As the thunder rolled overhead, its boomy reverberation echoed through the valley.

• The concert was amazing, but the bass guitar sounded overly boomy in the small venue.

Synonyms

R

ringing

vsboomy

37 3.2

A loud clear tone a voice or speech has that sounds like an echo

is deeper and often muddier with excess low frequencies

R

resounding

vsboomy

23 4.9

Very loud and clear, or very strong and complete when talking about success

is darker and often muffled with too much low-frequency energy

T

thumping

vsboomy

16 2.9

A heavy, dull sound made when two objects hit each other

is more sustained resonance and echo rather than single impacts

T

thunderous

vsboomy

15 4.1

A very loud, deep sound like thunder

is less about sheer power and more about low, resonant bass quality

S

sonorous

vsboomy

3 7.2

A deep, loud sound that fills a place

is less about pleasing fullness and more about excessive low resonance

B

booming

vsboomy

3 3.4

A deep loud voice or sound that echoes

is heard with too much bass or excessive resonance

E

echoey

vsboomy

2 4.5

Having sounds that repeat and ring in a large empty room

is more about strong low-end resonance rather than simple reverberation

B

bassy

vsboomy

1 4.7

A strong low sound that you can feel in your chest

also implies echoing or excessive resonance rather than only low frequencies

D

dubby

vsboomy

9.9

Sound with deep bass and echo effects like dub music

is a general acoustic description, not a specific musical style

W

woofy

vsboomy

• Jargon

9.9

Having too much bass so sound is boomy and muffled

is similar but used in neutral description rather than informal speech

D

drummy

vsboomy

• UK

8.9

A hollow sound when tapped, like a drum

is more about deep bass resonance than hollow percussive tone

Antonyms

M

muffled

40 3.7

A sound made quieter and less clear by something covering or blocking it

S

soft

• Specialized

12 4.2

Made by vibrating the vocal cords

How Resonant

boomy

1 7.3

booming

3 3.4

resonant

7 5.6

faint

148 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology