100 Human Body Sounds Names with Pictures in English

• Burp
  A sound is made when air from the stomach is pushed out through the mouth.
  
• Cough
  A sudden, forceful expulsion of air from the lungs, often to clear the throat or respiratory tract.
  
• Sneeze
  A sudden burst of air from the nose and mouth caused by irritation in the nose or throat.
  
• Hiccup
  An involuntary spasm of the diaphragm is followed by a quick closure of the vocal cords.
  
• Snore
  A loud, vibrating sound occurs during sleep when airflow through the mouth or nose is partially blocked.
  
• Gurgle
  A bubbling or rumbling sound is caused by liquid or gas moving in the stomach or throat.
  
• Groan
  A low, deep sound is made to express discomfort or displeasure.
  
• Grunt
  A short, low sound is usually made when exerting effort or expressing annoyance.
  
• Wheeze
   A high-pitched whistling sound made while breathing is often a sign of difficulty in the airways.
  
• Chuckle
  A light, quiet laugh, often in response to something amusing but not overly funny.
  
• Laugh
  A sound of joy or amusement that can range from a quiet giggle to loud bursts of laughter.
  
• Cry
  A loud expression of sadness or distress, usually accompanied by tears.
  
• Sigh
  A long, deep breath out, often showing relief or disappointment.
  
• Moan – A prolonged, low sound made in response to physical or emotional discomfort.
  
• Hum
  A continuous, steady sound made with closed lips.
  
• Whisper
  Speaking softly without using the vocal cords.
  
• Mumble
  Speaking quietly and unclearly, often when unsure or unwilling to speak loudly.
  
• Bark
  A sharp, abrupt sound similar to a dog’s bark, made by a person.
  
• Snort
  A quick sound is made by pushing air out through the nose.
  
• Belch
  Another word for burping, it is the release of gas from the stomach through the mouth.
  

• Clap
  A sound is made by striking the palms of the hands together, often to show appreciation or create rhythm.
  
• Snap
  A sharp sound is created by pressing and releasing fingers together quickly.
  
• Pop
  A small, sharp sound, like the noise of a bubble bursting or a small object being released.
  
• Crack
  A sudden, sharp noise can occur when something breaks or splits.
  
• Rasp
  A harsh, rough sound, is often associated with breathing or speaking when the throat is dry or irritated.
  
• Chatter
  Rapid, continuous talking, usually light-hearted or trivial in nature.
  
• Gasp
  A quick, sharp intake of breath, often in response to shock or pain.
  
• Squeal
  A high-pitched, sharp sound is often made in response to excitement or sudden pain.
  
• Tapping
  A repeated, light sound made by quickly hitting a surface.
  
• Rustle
  A soft, whispering sound is made by objects like leaves.
  
• Whine
  A high-pitched, complaining sound, often expressing annoyance or discomfort.
  
• Smack
  A sharp, loud sound made by hitting something, often the lips or hands together.
  
• Slap
  A sound is made when something is struck with an open hand.
  
• Murmur
  A quiet, low sound, usually made when speaking softly or indistinctly.
  
• Yawn
  A wide opening of the mouth while taking a deep breath.
  
• Spit
  The act of forcefully expelling saliva or other liquid from the mouth.
  
• Drool
  The sound and action of saliva flowing from the mouth.
  
• Sniffle
  A light sniffling sound is made when one has a runny nose.
  
• Slurp
  A noisy sucking sound is made while drinking or eating something liquid-like.
  
• Shush
  A soft, quick sound is made to request quiet or silence.
  

100 Human body sounds names in English

• Slam
  A loud, forceful noise is made when something is closed or hit with great force, like a door or a book.
  
• Bounce
   The sound is made when something hits a surface and quickly moves back up like a ball hitting the ground.
  
• Gulp
  A sound is made when quickly swallowing a large amount of liquid or food.
  
• Hush
  A quiet sound or command is used to encourage silence.
  
• Whistle
  A high-pitched sound is made by blowing air through puckered lips or through a small hole.
  
• Flutter
  A light, rapid sound, is often associated with something moving quickly.
  
• Buzz
  A continuous, low, vibrating sound, often resembling the noise of a bee or small motor.
  
• Squeeze
  A soft sound is made by pressing something tightly together.
  
• Sniff
  A quick, sharp inhalation of air through the nose, often to detect a smell or clear the nose.
  
• Grumble
  A low, continuous sound of discontent, is often made when one is unhappy or hungry.
  
• Shudder
  A quick shaking or trembling movement, often accompanied by a sound.
  
• Tickle
  The light, playful movement that causes laughter.
  
• Shiver
  A shaking movement and sound caused by cold or excitement.
  
• Fidget
  Small, restless movements that can cause light sounds.
  
• Gag
  A choking sound is made when something touches the back of the throat.
  
• Gurgling
   A bubbling sound is often caused by liquid moving in the stomach or throat.
  
• Yell
  A loud, strong call or shout, is often used to express anger or get attention.
  
• Choke
  A struggle to breathe or swallow, often causing gasping or coughing sounds.
  
• Yelp
  A short, sharp cry or bark, usually in response to sudden pain or surprise.
  
• Fart
  A sound is made when gas is expelled from the digestive system through the bottom.
  

20 human Sounds Names in English

• Wail
  A long, loud cry expressing deep sorrow or distress.
  
• Blow
  The sound made by pushing air forcefully out of the mouth, often to cool something or make a noise.
  
• Kiss
  A soft sound made by pressing the lips together and then apart, often on another person or object.
  
• Mutter
  A low, unclear sound made while speaking in a soft, often annoyed tone.
  
• Sob
  A sound made when crying heavily, usually with short, gasping breaths.
  
• Whimper
   A soft, weak sound often expresses pain or fear, quieter than a cry.
  
• Wail
   A loud, high-pitched cry expressing sadness or grief, often prolonged.
  
• Shout
  A loud, strong call made to be heard from a distance or in excitement.
  
• Scream
  A loud, high-pitched cry, often out of fear, pain, or excitement.
  
• Howl
  A long, loud cry, similar to the sound a wolf makes, often in sadness or pain.
  
• Bellow
  A loud, deep sound is made when shouting or calling out forcefully.
  
• Screech
  A sharp, piercing sound, often made by something in distress or by friction.
  
• Bleat
   A high-pitched cry typically made by sheep or goats, often short and repetitive.
  
• Chortle
  A joyful sound of laughter that is more pronounced than a chuckle but lighter than a full laugh.
  
• Snigger
  A quiet, secretive laugh, often at something mischievous or inappropriate.
  

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