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Onomatopoeia is the use of the consonant and vowel sounds of a pronounced or "heard" word to imitate, and thereby emphasize or bring to a listener's or reader's imagination, the sounds that might actually be heard in what is being described.

In that way, it is a literary device used to make writing or speech more vibrant and effective. It depends on a listener's or reader's ability to hear the sounds of the words.

Many words are onomatopoeic in and of themselves, such as "snap", "scratch", or "zing". However, the sounds used in speech don't need to be so obvious in order to still constitute onomatopoeia.

On The Internet

Onomatopoeia can be used on the Web to emphasize certain ideas, or to outright annoy your friends and colleagues. To assist in that regard, certain websites have been created that provide Onomatopoeia (actually, web sound effects) to lulzify otherwise boring conversation. See external links

Memes

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+'''Onomatopoeia''' is the use of the consonant and vowel sounds of a pronounced or "heard" word to imitate, and thereby emphasize or bring to a listener's or reader's imagination, the sounds that might actually be heard in what is being described.
-== What is Onomatopoeia? ==
+In that way, it is a literary device used to make writing or speech more vibrant and effective. It depends on a listener's or reader's ability to hear the sounds of the words.
-Onomatopoeia is the use of the consonant and vowel sounds of a pronounced or "heard" word to imitate, and thereby emphasize or bring to a listener's or reader's imagination, the sounds that might actually be heard in what is being described.
+Many words are onomatopoeic in and of themselves, such as "snap", "scratch", or "[[zing]]". However, the sounds used in speech don't need to be so obvious in order to still constitute onomatopoeia.
-In that way, it is a literary device used to make writing or speech more vibrant and effective. It depends on a listener's or reader's ability to hear the sounds of the words.
+== On The Internet ==
-Many words are onomatopoeic in and of themselves, such as "snap", "scratch", or "[[zing]]". However, the sounds used in speech don't need to be so obvious in order to still constitute onomatopoeia.
+Onomatopoeia can be used on the Web to emphasize certain ideas, or to outright annoy your friends and colleagues.  To assist in that regard, certain websites have been created that provide Onomatopoeia (actually, web sound effects) to [[lulz]]ify otherwise boring conversation. ''[[#External links|See external links]]''
-== Onomatopoeia on the Web ==
+=== Memes ===
-Onomatopoeia can be used on the Web to emphasize certain ideas, or to outright annoy your friends and colleagues.  To assist in that regard, certain websites have been created that provide Onomatopoeia (actually, web sound effects) to [[lulz|lulzify]] otherwise boring conversation.
+*[[BAHDUM TISH]]
+*[[Braaaap]]
+*[[HA HA HA, OH WOW]]
+*[[BAWWW]]
+*[[Khaaan!|KHAN!]]
+*[[Kek]]
+*[[CAW CAW]]
+*[[DUN DUN]]
+*[[Goosh Goosh]]
+*[[OM NOM NOM NOM]]
+*[[DESU]]
+*[[HNNNNNNGGGGG]]
-== Feeding Your Inner Jackass ==
+== See also ==
-The following weblinks should provide plenty of amusement (at least at first).
+*[[Moonspeak]]
+*[[Reaction Strip]]
+*[[TikTok| Tic Toc]]
+*[[Meaningless noise]]
+*[[Boom]]
+{{Stub}}
+{{Language}}
+{{Sites}}
+== External links ==
+* [http://tinypaste.com/75882/ Web Sound Effects]
 * http://www.sadtrombone.com/
 * http://www.emergencyyodel.com/
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 * http://www.instantterror.com/
-''WARNING: the following weblink will make people stop talking to you''
+:''WARNING: the following weblink will make people stop talking to you''
 * http://www.khaaan.com/
-== Links ==
-* [http://tinypaste.com/75882/ Web Sound Effects]
-{{Language}}
-{{Stub}}
 [[Category:Drama-generating techniques]]
-{{Sites}}

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