blam

/blæm/

Definitions

1. noun

A sudden loud noise, especially one caused by an explosion or a sudden collapse.

“The firework made a loud blam as it exploded in the sky.”

2. verb

To make a sudden loud noise, especially one caused by an explosion or a sudden collapse.

“The building blammed down on us as the construction equipment broke apart.”

3. interjection

Used to express excitement, surprise, or shock, especially at something that has made a loud noise.

“Blam! The car screeched to a halt just inches from our car.”

Synonyms

  • bang
  • crash

Antonyms

  • sigh
  • whimper