Phon, phono, phone

Harsh sounds

• cacophony

• dysphonia

• euphonic

• gramophone

• homophone

difficulty producing speech sounds, usually due to hoarseness

• cacophony

• dysphonia

• euphonic

• gramophone

• homophone

having a nice sound

• cacophony

• dysphonia

• euphonic

• gramophone

• homophone

a device used to play the sounds of music as written on records

• cacophony

• dysphonia

• euphonic

• gramophone

• homophone

a word that has the same sound but different meaning as another word

• cacophony

• dysphonia

• euphonic

• gramophone

• homophone

a larger funnel-shaped device used to make the voice sound louder by directing sound in a certain location

• megaphone

• microphone

• phonics

• phonology

• saxophone

a device to used to make small voices sound larger, especially in a big room

• megaphone

• microphone

• phonics

• phonology

• saxophone

the sounds that letters make and the letters that are used to represent sounds

• megaphone

• microphone

• phonics

• phonology

• saxophone

the study of speech sounds in language

• megaphone

• microphone

• phonics

• phonology

• saxophone

a woodwind instrument that sends out sounds through its curved, metal body

• megaphone

• microphone

• phonics

• phonology

• saxophone