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clatter |
Adam heard a clatter on the roof and went to investigate.
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commotion |
What a commotion!
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din |
What an awful din.
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explosion |
The bomb caused an explosion.
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hubbub |
There was quite a hubbub.
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pandemonium |
It sounded like a pandemonium.
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racket |
Stop that awful racket !
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roar |
I heard the roar of a wild animal.
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tumult |
The riot caused a tumult.
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uproar |
Jack was in uproar.
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