to sound

To measure how deep water is using a heavy line

Not hurt and not in danger

Resting very deeply and not waking easily

Able to think clearly and make decisions

To keep saying the same complaint again and again until people get annoyed

To seem not honest or real

To enjoy hearing yourself talk because you feel important

In very good working condition and reliable

Cannot hear something because a louder noise is present

To enjoy hearing yourself speak while not listening to others

To warn people about a possible danger or serious problem

Talk in a way that shows old, unfair ideas about women

To seem correct or acceptable

To say your opinion or complain loudly and openly

Try to find out what someone thinks by asking indirect questions

To begin to play music or make a sound to mark a start

Say the letters and syllables of a word to help you read and spell it

A short part of a recorded statement on radio or television, often by a politician

A set of electronic devices that records, makes louder, or plays sound

A recorded sound added to films or plays to copy real noises

A pattern of vibrations that moves through air, water, or solids and carries sound

A saved copy of voices, music, or other noises you can play back

The point near the speed of sound when a plane feels a sudden push and strong vibration

The ability to make sensible, careful decisions

A large bay of the Pacific Ocean in northwest Washington State with many connected waterways and islands

A stretch of water between Long Island and Connecticut on the US Atlantic coast

A sound made with the mouth open that forms the main part of a syllable

A truck with big speakers that drives around to play announcements or ads

A person who controls sound equipment for TV, radio, or live shows

A way of thinking or arguing that uses good reasons and evidence to show something is true

To play recorded sound so it sounds like the original

A movie that has recorded sound and spoken dialogue

An opening in the top of an instrument with strings, like a guitar, that makes its sound louder

Recorded noise made to match actions seen on screen

An audio system that plays sound very clearly with little distortion

The pressure of sound at one moment at a point

A sound like coins clinking when someone gets money

A long bay of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of British Columbia, Canada

A silly bouncing sound that toys or cartoons make when they move

A unit that measures how loud a sound is, like the decibel

A machine that shows different pitches in a sound as a picture

The loudness of the high and low parts of a sound, for example a violin or flute

The way small spoken parts are arranged to make words

Thick part of a bell that the metal piece inside hits to make it ring

A set of letters that show speech sounds like the International Phonetic Alphabet

A movie camera that records sound together with the picture

A device that makes pictures showing where sounds come from and how loud they are

A regular rule that explains how sounds in a language change over time

A device that makes voices or music sound fuller by copying the original sound

A measure of how loud a sound is in decibels

How far and how clearly people hear a sound in a place

A method of finding where a sound comes from by measuring how long it takes to reach microphones

A bounce of sound you hear again after it hits a surface

The ability to hear and understand sounds around you

Loud unwanted noise that disturbs people and can harm health

Extra pressure in the air caused by a sound wave that we can measure

A single sound that people make when they talk

A soft wet noise something makes when you press or step on it

A speech sound made when the vocal cords in your throat move quickly