tirralirra (Meaning)
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tirralirra (n.)
A verbal imitation of a musical sound, as of the note of a lark or a horn.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tirralirra
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tirralirra Sentence Examples
- The vibrant flowers danced in the breeze, their petals making a gentle tirralirra.
- Laughter echoed through the park, a symphony of joy that sang a merry tirralirra.
- The musical fountain sprayed water in graceful arcs, creating a mesmerizing tirralirra.
- The birds chirped a cheerful tirralirra, harmonizing in the warm morning air.
- The wind whispered through the leaves, carrying a faint tirralirra that soothed the soul.
- The river babbled a constant tirralirra, a soothing melody that accompanied every passing day.
- The children's voices soared in a chorus of giggles, a playful tirralirra that filled the playground.
- The bells chimed a sweet tirralirra, announcing the hour with a gentle reminder to appreciate time.
- The crickets' chorus sang a rhythmic tirralirra, a lullaby that lulled the night to sleep.
- The waves crashed against the shore with a thunderous tirralirra, a testament to the power and beauty of nature.
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A verbal imitation of a musical sound, as of the note of a lark or a horn.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vibrant flowers danced in the breeze, their petals making a gentle tirralirra.
Laughter echoed through the park, a symphony of joy that sang a merry tirralirra.
The musical fountain sprayed water in graceful arcs, creating a mesmerizing tirralirra.
The birds chirped a cheerful tirralirra, harmonizing in the warm morning air.
