Thud

What do we mean by thud?

A dull sound, as that of a heavy object striking a solid surface. noun

A blow or fall causing such a sound. noun

To make a heavy, dull sound. intransitive verb

To push; press.

To beat; strike.

To drive with impetuosity.

To emit a low. dull sound such as is produced by a blow upon a comparatively soft substance.

To rush with a hollow sound.

To move with velocity: as, “he thudded away,”

The sound produced by a blow upon a comparatively soft substance; a noise like that of a heavy stone striking the ground; hence, a stroke or blow causing a dull, blunt, or hollow sound. noun

Synonyms See thump. noun

A dull sound without resonance, like that produced by striking with, or striking against, some comparatively soft substance; also, the stroke or blow producing such sound. noun

To make, or strike so as to make, a dull sound, or thud. verb

The sound of a dull impact. noun

Republic F-105 Thunderchief jet ground attack fighter. noun

To make the sound of a dull impact. verb

Make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants verb

Make a dull sound verb

A heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects) noun

Strike with a dull sound verb

The sound of a dull impact.

Republic F-105 Thunderchief jet ground attack fighter.

Words that are spelled similarly to thud:
thud.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thud:
dwarfish, snuff, troubadour, trolls, giraffe, troll, butt, usaf, dwarf, scratch, giuseppe, ridge, patriarch, gilbert, explosion, heard, fallen, noise, funeral, vietnam, watch, kevin, drums, turning, door, samuel, flying, operate, sam, jack, revealed, sound, dead, floor, body, inspired, combat, goes, fell, feet, valley, force.

Words that rhyme with thud:
blood, stud, flood, bud, mud, crud, scud, dud, spud, hud, lifeblood, rudd, scrid, rud, bad blood, blue blood, clwyd, redbud, sudd, ehud, blueblood, judd, budd, flash flood, nudd, mudd, flud, strid, half blood, drag through the mud, in cold blood, in flood, shed blood, cudd, press stud, budde, youngblood, clsid, flower bud, stump spud, venous blood, mixed bud, arterial blood, cancer of the blood, drilling mud, leaf bud, full blood, fludd, uhde, trueblood, california redbud, western redbud, artificial blood, menstrual blood, cold-blood, dudd, lebudde.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thud:
dull, heavy, loud, soft, sickening, muffled, hollow, solid, sudden, hard, distant, sharp, faint, steady, tremendous, jarring, rhythmic, metallic, audible, occasional, deep, gentle, big, terrible, slight, light, regular, satisfying, wet, quick, slow, awful, ominous, painful, mighty, muted, terrific, rapid, violent, familiar, quiet, dead, deafening, horrible, distinct, huge, unmistakable, ugly, measured, flat, monotonous, enormous, thunderous, peculiar, explosive, meaty, dreadful, vicious, sullen, sodden, angry, tiny, sick, thick, louder, soggy, deadened, emphatic, distinctive, booming, deadly, resonant, decisive, almighty, fearful, rhythmical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thud:
thudding, sound, stopping, day, thudthud, swack, close, party, feet, person, century, bugs, floor, right, offstage, upstairs, potatoes, dote, yards.

Consonant match to thud:
third, thawed, thode, thad, thewed, thiede, theyd, thede.

Words that sound like thud:
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