Boom

What do we mean by boom?

To make a deep, resonant sound. intransitive verb

To grow, develop, or progress rapidly; flourish. intransitive verb

To utter or give forth with a deep, resonant sound. intransitive verb

To cause to grow or flourish; boost. intransitive verb

A deep resonant sound, as of an explosion. noun

A time of economic prosperity. noun

A sudden increase, as in popularity. noun

A long spar extending from a mast to hold or extend the foot of a sail. noun

A long pole extending upward at an angle from the mast of a derrick to support or guide objects being lifted or suspended. noun

A barrier composed of a chain of floating logs enclosing other free-floating logs, typically used to catch floating debris or to obstruct passage. noun

A floating barrier serving to contain an oil spill. noun

A long movable arm used to maneuver and support a microphone. noun

A spar that connects the tail surfaces and the main structure of an airplane. noun

A long hollow tube attached to a tanker aircraft, through which fuel flows to another aircraft being refueled in flight. noun

To move or position using a crane. transitive verb

(drop/lower) To act suddenly and forcefully to repress a practice or reprimand an offender; crack down. idiom

To make a deep, hollow, continued sound.

A deep, hollow, continued sound. noun

A low-pitched, resonant sound, such as of an explosion.

A rapid expansion or increase.

One of the calls of certain monkeys or birds.

When really cool things happen Urban Dictionary

Exclamation when you are pleased or to show off Urban Dictionary

An exclamation used to define / draw attention to an excellent outcome. Can be used without any preamble. Typically accompanied by suitably emphatic hand / arm gestures. Urban Dictionary

1. When something is good, great or amazing. 2. When someone does something good, great or amazing. 3. When someone says something good, great or amazing. Urban Dictionary

-a small piece of hashish that is adequate enough to roll yourself a blasting doob. - a piece of hashish that is just enough for one joint. Urban Dictionary

Word used in banja luka when someone does something good Urban Dictionary

New Zealander for a "sexual part" of the body such as the butt, or chest. Urban Dictionary

When something is good Urban Dictionary

To perform a slam dunk maneuver. Urban Dictionary

Best one syllable word in the English Language. Can be used to a) clarify a point 2) show respeck or d) highlight something ultra sweet. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to boom:
boom.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word boom:
bust, pow, bang, mast, sonic, prosperity, lumber, sail, mining, crash, hotels, tube, vessel, economy, demand, growth, oil, operator, tourism, depression, decade.

Words that rhyme with boom:
room, assume, resume, presume, loom, bloom, groom, plume, consume, doom, broom, whom, costume, gloom, fume, tomb, zoom, legume, heirloom, rheum, perfume, restroom, bathroom, vroom, womb, flume, spume, exhume, bedroom, headroom, classroom, boardroom, hume, blume, showroom, brume, neume, spoom, bridegroom, sloom, abloom, backroom, cloakroom, glume, entomb, courtroom, kaboom, livingroom, ballroom, blum, sunroom, nom de plume, khartoum, mailroom, cloom, storeroom, washroom, living room, legroom, newsroom, playroom, lunchroom, locker room, drawing room, barroom, operating room, reassume, stoom, darkroom, coombe, croom, stockroom, dining room, grume, choom, pneum, family room, handloom, broome, emergency room, waiting room, workroom, dressing room, sitting room, schoolroom, chat room, phleum, elbowroom, clean room, hospital room, toolroom, back room, recovery room, powder room, reading room, elbow room, push broom, testing room, standing room, lumber room.

Adjectives that are often used to describe boom:
economic, postwar, great, war, real, long, sonic, industrial, speculative, main, big, recent, unprecedented, current, wartime, jib, loud, deep, dull, inflationary, tremendous, korean, brief, greatest, sudden, distant, heavy, spanker, agricultural, temporary, lived, commercial, biggest, century, hollow, called, initial, huge, suburban, muffled, subsequent, building, minor, spectacular, massive, presidential, baby, year, extraordinary, worldwide, enormous, global, foot, veritable, tech, thunderous, led, sustained, urban, remarkable, artificial, sail, prolonged, mini, sullen, deafening, occasional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective boom:
bust, years, end, period, cohorts, women, children, town, era, days, towns, box, irons, parents, times, generations, boxes, boomboom, mothers, booms, cranes, bang, babies, bah, down, communities, families, sail, households, periods, lift, prosperity, workers, girl, girls, slump, bucket, sound, amidships, guy, recession, boats, retirees, tackles, iron, sprinkler, couples, ding, depression, defence, conservatives, decade, chaaa, chuck, kids, guys, jaw, decades, tractors, draglines, andbust, collapse, sticks, mainsail, americans, deay, jumbos, inflation, sprinklers, tackle, suspension, wealth, teenagers, loom, cab, busts, generating, bitty, glance, mainsails.

Consonant match to boom:
bomb, beam, bum, balm, berm, bam, bom, beem, bombe, beim, baum, bem, bohme, boehm, boehme, bame, bohm, bihm, baim, behm, bahm, beahm.

Words that sound like boom:
boom, boomm, bomb, bum, beam, bam, boon, balm, bom, boone, beem, bumb, baum, bim, bem, bame, beim, boehm, bombe, boun, boam, boehme, beme, boong, bime, baim, buen, boum, bamm, behm, bamn, boem, beahm, h-bomb, bohm, baam, bham, bahm, bym, bihm, bimm, biem, bohme, baume, poom, pume, bjm, boothe, been, bone, bang, bloom, ben, bean, bin, bong, ban, bane, bing, bon, bain, bine, bein, bien, blum, blume, benn, bew, bahn, beu, bann, bme, beng, beene, boen, baine, bayne, beane, boan, benne, banh, bawn, bohn, baun, binn, bhang, baan, beine, boin, behn, baen, bohne, blm, bhumi, biehn, behne, bihn, bhu, boann, biene.