What is another word for lappings?
Pronunciation: [lˈapɪŋz] (IPA) 
Lappings refer to the soft sound made by waves or liquids as they move against a surface. Synonyms for this word include splashing, swashing, lapping, flowing, rippling, and gurgling. Splashing refers to the sound made when a liquid is thrown around violently, while swashing is a more mellow version of the sound. Lapping refers to the gentle sound made by water as it moves against a surface, which is often heard on a shoreline. Flowing refers to the continuous movement of liquid, while rippling indicates small, regular movements. Lastly, gurgling refers to the sound made by water as it moves out of a small opening, such as a bottle or pipe.
