Boom and Wham

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Boom

Boom noun - A loud explosive sound.
Usage example: the nerve-jangling boom of a car backfiring
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Wham and boom are semantically related. in crash topic. In some cases you can use "Wham" instead the word "Boom" as a noun or a verb.
Nearby Words: booming, boomed, boomer

Wham

Wham noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.
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Boom and wham are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boom" instead a noun "Wham".

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  • Western Animation / The Transformers Warpath's speech is often peppered with random onomatopoeia for explosions and war-related noises, such as BOOM or WHAM.
    Source: Western Animation / The Transformers
  • Wrestling / Drew McIntyre Wham Episode: His return to ICW is this in spades, as the YouTube videos of it have caused a boom of interest in both the company and his career.
    Source: Wrestling / Drew McIntyre
  • Music / Lodger Wham Line: "Repetition""I guess the bruises won't show/If she wears long sleeves" World Music: The album is seen as an Ur-Example of the worldbeat boom of The '80s which came to popularity with artists such as Talking Heads and Peter Gabriel.
    Source: Music / Lodger
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