Musical Instrument Sounds

verb to emit a deep loud roar, typically in pain or anger

• The professor's voice could be heard bellowing across the lecture hall.
• I could hear my mom bellowing for me to come downstairs for dinner.
• The coach was bellowing at the players to pick up the pace during practice.
• The storm clouds were bellowing in the distance, signaling an approaching storm.

verb to sing or whistle with trills, runs, or other melodic embellishments

adjective singing or whistling with trills, runs, or other melodic embellishments

• The bird was warbling a beautiful melody in the early morning.
• I could hear the birds warbling outside my window.
• The singer was warbling their heart out on stage last night.
• The wind through the trees sounded like nature's own warbling symphony.

noun a short, sharp, metallic sound

verb to make a short, sharp, metallic sound

• The musician delicately plinked the keys of the piano during the classical concert.
• I heard the coins plink into the fountain as people made wishes.
• I love the sound of rain plinking on the roof.
• Her words seemed to plink off his armor, unable to penetrate his tough exterior.