sound

• Turn down the volume

  To reduce the loudness of sound being emitted from an electronic device.

• Blow out your eardrums

  To experience a sound so intensely loud that it feels as though it could rupture one's eardrums.

• As clear as a bell

  Something that is as clear as a bell is very easy to hear, understand, or perceive without any ambiguity.

• As clean as a whistle

  Completely clean, flawless, or free from any problems or obstructions.

• Gravelly voice

  A gravelly voice is deep, rough, and harsh, often sounding as if gravel is caught in the throat.

• To have a husky voice

  To possess a deep, slightly rough, or pleasantly hoarse vocal quality, often perceived as attractive or distinctive.

• To have a rough voice

  To possess a voice that sounds hoarse, raspy, or deep and unrefined, often due to strain, illness, or natural timbre.

• Thunderous applause

  This phrase describes extremely loud, enthusiastic, and prolonged clapping from an audience, likened to the sound of thunder.

• Chime in

  To interject or contribute to a conversation, often to express agreement or offer an opinion.

• Clear as a bell

  Something that is very clear, easily understood, or distinctly audible.

• Make a racket

  To create a loud, disturbing, and often unnecessary noise.

• Loud as a clap of thunder

  Signifying something that makes an exceptionally intense and booming noise, much like the sudden, powerful sound of thunder.

• Clean as a whistle

  Entirely free from dirt, impurities, or any undesirable elements, often implying a thorough and impeccable state.

• To go like the clappers

  To move or proceed at an extremely fast speed.