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Grammar
Thud and poof
What is different between thuds and poofs?
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The sounds are best characterized by what causes them. A poof is generally the sound that, say, a cupcake produces when hit against a wall, whereas the thud is more likely to be caused by a muffin-like projectile.
- The sounds are best characterized by what causes them.
- A poof is generally the sound that, say, a cupcake produces when hit against a wall, whereas the thud is more likely to be caused by a muffin-like projectile.
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The sounds are best characterized by what causes them. A poof is generally the sound that, say, a cupcake produces when hit against a wall, whereas the thud is more likely to be caused by a muffin-like projectile.
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Hi Mask, nice to meet you sort of. Please let me add a few words. I just thought of something that tickled my funny bone. Hey, I like the way you describe the sound of cup cakes & muffins! lol
To add Just a Little to What Mask Wrote
If you date a poof, the evening could end with a thud. Now, babies, don’t confuse your poofs with your puffs, your pansies with your cup cakes.
To add Just a Little to What Mask Wrote
If you date a poof, the evening could end with a thud. Now, babies, don’t confuse your poofs with your puffs, your pansies with your cup cakes.
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Gosh, Aileen, those sounds you made sound like music to me!!! [8] By the way I have a questions to ask you what would the sound be for someone jumping into a pool?
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