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First of all, here is the definition of Onomatopoeia.
'Words that imitate the sounds of noises they refer to what is named.'
If you remember Old Macdonal had a farm song, mostly you sound the animal calls with this way. And the kids can understand animal's sounds.
I am writing here some conditions and their onomatopoeic sounds. Can you guess what they are?
Human Sounds
Voice: Hum, grunt, mutter, chatter,yack or yak, blab, lisp, sneer, snicker, giggle, whimper, bawl,squeal, shriek,whoop.
Noise and Mouth: Shush, whistle, smoock, cluck, smack, crunch, munch, gulp, spit, sputter, splutter, slobber, cough, sniff, sniffle, hiccup, huff, snort, snore, belch.
Hands: Pat, clap, slap, smack.
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