What Do Your Noises Mean?
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Stomach growling | You're hungry.
Sneezing | You're allergic to something or have a cold.
Coughing | You have a cold or another respiratory infection.
Yawning | You're tired.
Hiccups | You've drunk too much or eaten too quickly.
Snoring | You're sleeping soundly.
Farting | You've swallowed air or eaten something that's flatulent.
Burping | You've swallowed air or drunk something carbonated.
Chewing | You're hungry or enjoying a meal.
Laughing | You're happy, amused, or entertained.
Crying | You're sad, upset, or in pain.
Grunting | You're exerting yourself physically.
Moaning | You're in pain or pleasure.
Screaming | You're in extreme pain or terror.
Whispering | You're trying to keep a secret or don't want to be overheard.
Shouting | You're trying to get someone's attention or make yourself heard over a lot of noise.
Singing | You're expressing yourself musically or simply enjoying yourself.
Humming | You're relaxing or thinking deep thoughts.
Whistling | You're happy, carefree, or bored.
Snapping your fingers | You're trying to get someone's attention or are showing frustration.
Clapping your hands | You're applauding someone or showing approval.
Stomping your feet | You're angry, frustrated, or impatient.
Banging your head against a wall | You're extremely frustrated or in great pain.
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