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What is an onomatopoeia word for rain?

There are a few onomatopoeia words for rain, each with slightly different connotations:

* Pitter-patter: This is the most common and probably the most accurate, representing the gentle sound of raindrops hitting something soft.

* Drizzle: This word itself is onomatopoeic, representing the light, fine rain.

* Sizzle: This suggests a heavier rain, perhaps on hot pavement or metal.

* Splash: This word is more for individual raindrops hitting a surface, like a puddle.

* Drum: This refers to the rhythmic sound of heavy rain on a roof or other large surface.

The best word depends on the specific sound you want to evoke.

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