鳴

shriek

ringing

to make sound (of an animal)

cry (of an animal)

strait with a roaring tidal ebb and flow

resonance

to storm in with a yell

flourish of trumpets

to shout (in anger)

clapper

big fuss over nothing

sympathizer

first day (in the year) that a particular species of bird or insect, etc. sing or chirp

Solomon's seal (Polygonatum falcatum)

to ring

rumbling of a mountain

Japanese aspen (Populus tremula var. sieboldii)

last day (in the year) that a particular species of bird or insect, etc. sing or chirp

rumbling and shaking of the earth

distinctive ring tones

let a hundred schools of thought contend

to begin making a sound (ringing, singing, crying, etc.)

to start singing (of birds, etc.)

electron spin resonance

twittering of a bush warbler (esp. during winter)

resonance

plasmon resonance

Naruto kintoki

rumbling

to ring (a bell)

long crowing (warbling)

to snap one's fingers

ringing

to throb

sympathetic sound

northern pika (Ochotona hyperborea)

oceanic noise

oceanic noise

resonator

rattling of a house

first song or chirp, etc. (in the year) of a particular bird or insect species

musical instrument

to exchange wooing cries

idiophone

Naruto University of Education

sound(ing) board

thunder

aerophone

mating call

calling at night (of a bird, etc.)

ambulatory evening vendor of noodles (or the noodles themselves)

to stop making sounds (of an animal)

to resound (echo) far and wide

electrophone

nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos)

to cry against

to start shouting

cries of pain

syrinx (part of a bird)

living in obscurity

to scream

Naruto wakame

magnetic resonance

orbital resonance

kamaboko with a spiral whirlpool-like pattern

to yell

nuclear magnetic resonance

resonance box

angry voice

much ado about nothing

to reverberate

musical box

to stamp one's feet

stamp (in Japanese martial arts)

sonata

to ring a bell

distant peals (thunder)

blowing (a whistle)

to blow (a horn, etc.)

to quieten down

sound box (of an instrument)

chlorine detonating gas

thunder

to pluck the strings of an instrument

magnetic resonance imaging

singing sand (which produces sound when stepped on)

mechanical clock with a bell-ringing mechanism

songbird

death rattle

magnetic resonance imaging

shriek of delight

to whine (of a dog)

to jingle

to peep

to strum (an instrument)

to rustle

to croak (e.g. like a frog)

to reverberate

to reverberate

to chirp loudly (insects, birds, etc.)

mimicking a bird or animal call

sounding continuously (phone, alarm, etc.)

to sound

to yell

chordophone

to shout at

to be itching to put one's skills to use

tinnitus

tinnitus

membranophone

nuclear magnetic resonance imaging

rumbling stomach

very thin voice

one's stomach rumbles

one's stomach rumbles

to be quiet (due to lack of activity)

to ring an alarm bell

magnetic resonance imaging scanner

frog calling

avoiding unnecessary talk can prevent disaster falling on one

rumble in the ground

whistling of a prostitute (to attract customers)

one cannot live solely by oneself

magnetic resonance tomography

to thunder

to coo at

empty vessels make the most sound

to chirp or buzz constantly (usu. insects or birds)

rustling sound of silk cloth

bell-ringing (at a temple)

cry of the crow

oscines (birds of suborder Oscines)

person who resorts to petty tricks

suboscines (songbirds of suborder Tyranni)

crowing of a cock

empty vessels make the most noise

empty vessels make the most noise

to make a sound with one's throat

purring (of a cat)

Ochotona hyperborea yesoensis (subspecies of northern pika)

For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940 novel by Ernest Hemingway)

stridor

songbird

vocal sac (on frog)

arrow with a whistle attached

annoying noise

cry of earthworms (heard on autumn nights and rainy days)