the effect resulting from stimulation of the specialized cells and groups of cells that receive auditory stimuli; the sensation perceived by the sense of hearing, caused by vibrations travelling esp through the air

a particular auditory impression or quality; a noise or tone

energy that is produced by a vibrating body, is transmitted by longitudinal waves of pressure that travel outwards from the source through a medium, e.g. air, and is the objective cause of hearing

recorded sounds, e.g. on records or film soundtracks

radio broadcasting as opposed to television

that part of television equipment that processes sound signals

a characteristic musical style

informal (in pl) music, esp popular music

to make, or cause to make, a sound

to resound

to cause (e.g. a musical instrument) to emit sound

to give out (a sound)

to make (something) known publicly

They sounded his praises far and wide

to order, signal, or indicate (something) by a sound

free from injury or disease; healthy

free from flaw, defect, or decay

sound timber

free from error or fallacy

free from error, fallacy, or misapprehension

sound reasoning

showing or grounded in thorough knowledge and experience

sound scholarship

a long broad sea inlet

a long passage of water connecting two larger bodies or separating a mainland and an island