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Boom

speaker

Meaning

Verb

●
To make a
,
,
sound.
●
To
with
, to
, to thunder.
●
Of a Eurasian
, to make its
,
vocalisation.
●
To make something boom.
●
In Aviation:
To
to a
boom.
●
In American English:
To
praise.
●
To
with
and
, as a
under a
of
, before a
wind.
●
In Chess:
To
the
of a
from
,
a likely
or loss.
●
To
, or
, with a
or pole.
●
To
or lower with a
boom.
●
To
,
, or progress.
●
To cause to
in price.

Noun

●
A
,
, such
an explosion.
●
A
or increase.
●
In Aviation:
Ellipsis of
boom.
●
One of the
of certain
or birds.
●
In Chess:
An
of booming.
●
In Sailing:
A
the
of a
; a
from a ship's
to which
are
in harbour.
●
A
used to support a
or camera.
●
A
on such a pole.
●
A
of a
or
, used for lifting.
●
In Electronics:
The
of a Yagi
, on which the other,
are
mounted.
●
A
used to
, for
or other
; or used for the
of an
or to control the
of
from
operations.
●
A wishbone-shaped
of
equipment.
●
The
of the
on a
the tractor.
●
A
to a
beam.
●
In Business & Economics:
A
of
, growth,
, or high market activity.

Intj

●
Used to
the
of an explosion.
●
Used to
something
and unexpectedly.
●
The
of a
beating.
●
The
of a
firing.

Name

●
A Belgian
and
in the
of the Flemish
of Antwerp.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

boom
English
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boom
Dutch
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boom
Middle Dutch (ca. 1050-1350)
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bom
Old Dutch
Sourced from
Etym

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