The word "slippery" almost feels slippery! This may have to do with the blending of "s" and "I" so that the word glides or slips out of your mouth. Many English words seem to imitate their meaning. Try to record at least six such words.
Plz help me-I finished everything except this question
http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/lit_terms/onomatopoeia.html
Let us know what you come up with.
Thanks for the website- I know only 3 words-splash, wow and gush:(
Oh can I also write-buzz, mumble and boom?
Yes.
And hiss, swish, and a whole bunch of others!!
Thank u- now I finished my Spelling-Yeeees
Excellent!
You're very welcome. =)
Sure! Here are six words in English that seem to imitate their meaning:
1. Buzz: This word imitates the sound made by insects, such as bees or flies.
2. Sizzle: This word imitates the sound produced when something is being cooked or fried in hot oil.
3. Whisper: The soft and hushed sound of someone whispering can be associated with the word itself.
4. Creak: This word imitates the sound made by a door or floorboard when it is old, rusty, or poorly lubricated.
5. Crash: The abrupt and loud sound produced by things colliding or breaking can be reflected in the word "crash."
6. Tick-tock: This word imitates the sound of a clock ticking, representing the movement of time.
Remember, when looking for words that imitate their meaning, you can start by thinking about sounds, actions, or characteristics associated with the word in question. Observing the onomatopoeic qualities of words can help you identify such words.