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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Writing sounds
just thought with all the expresional writing going on these days, i have never seen the word to sound the sizzling sound!... if that makes sense 
help because i would like to write it and i haven't got a clue.
help because i would like to write it and i haven't got a clue.
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Please give us some examples of other writing sounds.
- Please give us some examples of other writing sounds.
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Anonymousjust thought with all the expresional writing going on these days, i have never seen the word to sound the sizzling sound!... if that makes sense help because i would like to write it and i haven't got a clue.
I doubt I understood what you meant by your question.. but if you are asking for an onomatopoeic to reproduce a 'sizzling' sound, what ab
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SkuldI doubt I understood what you meant by your question.. but if you are asking for an onomatopoeic to reproduce a 'sizzling' sound, what about 'sssssssss' ?
I was going to suggest that 'sizzle' is onomatopoeic, but then I may have misunderstood the question.
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Philip,
You`re right, "sizzle" is a perfectly onomatopoeic word. And I know "ssss" is in no way a word, but I think it can imitate a sound in nature, and I didn`t know how else to say this at the time. I imagined a situation in which anonymous wanted, for example, to write a comic book about , say , a cooking event and pictured the frying pan, the butter in it, next to which you`d usu
You`re right, "sizzle" is a perfectly onomatopoeic word. And I know "ssss" is in no way a word, but I think it can imitate a sound in nature, and I didn`t know how else to say this at the time. I imagined a situation in which anonymous wanted, for example, to write a comic book about , say , a cooking event and pictured the frying pan, the butter in it, next to which you`d usu
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