General loudness:
* Blaring: (e.g., "The music was blaring from the speakers.")
* Booming: (e.g., "The thunder boomed in the distance.")
* Clanging: (e.g., "The bells were clanging in the church tower.")
* Clattering: (e.g., "The dishes clattered in the sink.")
* Roaring: (e.g., "The lion roared in the jungle.")
* Screaming: (e.g., "The children were screaming in the playground.")
* Shouting: (e.g., "The protesters were shouting slogans.")
* Thundering: (e.g., "The hooves of the horses thundering on the ground.")
* Whistling: (e.g., "The wind was whistling through the trees.")
Specific sounds:
* Banging (e.g., "The drums were banging a rhythmic beat.")
* Buzzing: (e.g., "The bees were buzzing around the flowers.")
* Crackling: (e.g., "The fire was crackling in the hearth.")
* Hissing: (e.g., "The snake hissed at the intruder.")
* Rattling: (e.g., "The old car was rattling down the road.")
Describing intensity:
* Echoing: (e.g., "His voice echoed through the empty hall.")
* Piercing: (e.g., "The siren's sound was piercing.")
* Shattering: (e.g., "The glass shattered with a loud bang.")
* Squealing: (e.g., "The brakes squealed as the car stopped.")
* Wailing: (e.g., "The wind was wailing through the trees.")
Remember to consider the context when choosing the most appropriate word!