pick out an example of onomatopoeia from the poem the plate of gold
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This plate was a gift from Heaven. The Plate of Gold could be claimed by anyone who loves the mankind. It was inscribed on the Plate of Gold: "To him who loveth best, a gift from Heaven" (Quoted text).
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onomatopoeia is a fancy term for a word that mimics a sound. In fact, it has its roots in two Greek words: onama, meaning "name" and poiein, meaning "to make." Onomatopoeia literally means, "to make a name (or sound)." For example:
achoo
bang
beep
boink
boom
buzz
click
fizz
flitter
hiss
hush
quacked
sizzle
slurp
splish-splash
tick-tock
vroom
whinny
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