boom

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UK /bu:m/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Very fast increase in growth or popularity

There was a population boom in this area in the 1970s

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo experience a rapid increase in growth

Economies tend to boom and bust in cycles

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo make a very loud and deep sound

Guns boom loudly when you shoot them

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A very loud and deep sound

The boom of the gun could be heard half a kilometer away

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Boom boom boom and then in the middle. There's my compass. Alright, we're going out on an adventure
Boom boom boom and then in the middle. There's my compass. Alright, we're going out on an adventure

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especially as its stock price has been dropping since the pandemic boom has waned.
especially as its stock price has been dropping since the pandemic boom has waned.
since the pandemic boom has waned.
since the pandemic boom has waned.

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very dramatically and we cut to him and it's boom.
very dramatically and we cut to him and it's boom.

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In the roaring traffic's boom In the silence of my lonely room I think of you Night and day
In the roaring traffic's boom In the silence of my lonely room I think of you Night and day

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That's perfect okay great, and then now to get it out. You just tear the bag open like this. Boom!
That's perfect okay great, and then now to get it out. You just tear the bag open like this. Boom!
So now we're gonna dump some of my acrylic paint in here dude this acrylic paint boom
So now we're gonna dump some of my acrylic paint in here dude this acrylic paint boom

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