Onomatopoeiacs
Words that create a clearer meaning by suggesting certain sounds, or that can be used for rhetorical effect
By Jimmy Reed —— Bio and Archives--March 10, 2011
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Whether a teacher uses bullying or blandishments, when he jumpstarts college kids into tackling assignments with enthusiasm, he can be certain that even the class sluggards will attempt them.
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