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Words such as "oh", or "wow", which are used to indicate an isolated emotion on the part of the speaker, without an explicit grammatical relationship to the rest of the sentence.
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Interjection for the sound of a bell
As stated by the others, depends on the size of the bell. Actually, if you want a wide variety of sounds, look up the song, "Carol of the Bells". By the by, I've seen the occasional case of someone se …
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