This figure of speech is used to convey sound effects, or to mimic the natural sounds associated with, the objects or actions they describe. Onomatopoeic words are employed in various forms of writing, including literature, poetry, comics, and everyday language.
Examples of onomatopoeia
Buzz: The sound of a bee or other insect flying around.
Meow: The sound a cat makes.
Sizzle: The sound of something frying or cooking on a hot surface.
Moo: The sound a cow makes.
Boom: A loud, deep sound, often associated with explosions or thunder.
Crash: The sound of something breaking or colliding with force.
Creak: A high-pitched, squeaking sound, often associated with a door or floorboard.
Splash: The sound of something hitting or entering water with force.
Hiss: A sharp, prolonged sound, often associated with a snake or escaping steam.
Tick-tock: The sound of a clock ticking, often used to represent the passage of time.
