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What is a short sound?

A "short sound" is a bit vague! It could mean a few different things depending on the context.

Here are some possibilities:

1. A sound with a short duration: This is the most basic definition. It's simply a sound that lasts for a short amount of time, like a click, a snap, or a cough.

2. A sound with a short vowel: In language, a "short sound" can refer to a vowel that is pronounced quickly and without stretching. For example, the vowel in "cat" is considered a short vowel, while the vowel in "cake" is considered a long vowel.

3. A sound with a high pitch: In music, a "short sound" could refer to a sound that is high pitched, like a bird's chirp or a bell.

4. A specific sound effect: Sometimes "short sound" is used to refer to a particular sound effect used in film, music, or video games, such as a "boing" sound or a "zap" sound.

To understand what "short sound" means, you'll need to consider the context in which it's used.

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