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+ "_meta": {
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+ "description": "Safe-for-Work vocal bursts taxonomy for DramaBox TTS generation pipeline",
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+ "source": "Filtered version of vocal_bursts_taxonomy_extended.json with NSFW content removed",
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+ "usage": "Used for child/teen age groups (under 18) in generation pipeline",
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+ "filtered_out": "All NSFW additions, Sensual Moan, Exaggerated Smooch, and any entries with sensual/erotic/orgasmic/lustful/seductive/intimate keywords"
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+ },
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+ "Belly Laugh": "Deep, loud, uninhibited, and rhythmic laughter from the diaphragm.",
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+ "Chuckle": "A soft, partly suppressed laugh, often with the mouth closed.",
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+ "Giggle": "High-pitched, rapid, and often nervous or playful laughter.",
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+ "Snicker / Snigger": "A half-suppressed, often nasal laugh expressing disrespect or schadenfreude.",
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+ "Chortle": "A joyful, breathy gleeful laugh (a mix of a chuckle and a snort).",
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+ "Guffaw": "A sudden, loud, and boisterous burst of laughter.",
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+ "Snort-Laugh": "Laughter interrupted by an involuntary nasal snort.",
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+ "Wheezing Laugh": "Breathless, high-pitched squeaking when laughing too hard to breathe.",
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+ "Cackle": "A shrill, harsh, and often piercing laugh.",
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+ "Titter": "A short, quiet, polite, or nervous laugh.",
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+ "Polite Fake Laugh": "A controlled, brief, and socially obligatory laugh without genuine warmth.",
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+ "Sarcastic 'Ha'": "A flat, single-syllable laugh expressing irony or lack of amusement.",
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+ "Breathless Laugh": "A quiet, airy laugh at the end of a sentence or during physical exertion.",
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+ "Nervous Laugh": "Erratic, slightly forced laughter used to diffuse tension.",
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+ "Ecstatic Howl": "A loud, sustained vocalization of pure, uncontrollable joy.",
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+ "Gentle Sob": "A quiet, singular tearful inhalation.",
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+ "Hysterical Wailing": "Loud, sustained, and highly erratic vocalizations of deep grief.",
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+ "Silent Tearful Gasp": "A sharp intake of breath with a trembling lip, holding back tears.",
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+ "Whimpering": "Soft, high-pitched, broken vocalizations of distress.",
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+ "Sniffling (Emotional)": "Rapid intakes of air through the nose to hold back mucus/tears.",
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+ "Bawling": "Loud, open-mouthed, unconstrained crying, typical in children.",
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+ "Trembling Exhale": "A shaky, vibrating outward breath typical of coming down from a cry.",
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+ "Choked-up Swallow": "An audible gulp and glottal constriction when trying not to cry.",
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+ "Mournful Keening": "A high-pitched, melodic, wailing vocalization of mourning.",
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+ "Stifled Sob": "A sudden, muffled, choking sound when trying to hide crying.",
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+ "Sharp Yelp": "A very brief, high-pitched cry of sudden, sharp pain.",
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+ "Low Groan": "A prolonged, deep, guttural sound of dull, chronic pain.",
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+ "Agonized Scream": "A loud, sustained, harsh vocalization of extreme physical agony.",
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+ "Guttural Moan": "A heavy, vibrating sound from the chest indicating severe illness or pain.",
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+ "Teeth-Gritting Hiss": "A sharp intake of air through closed teeth.",
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+ "Pain Gasp": "A sudden, sharp inhalation specifically reacting to a spike in pain.",
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+ "Chronic Pain Whimper": "A soft, continuous, helpless sound made during sustained discomfort.",
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+ "Straining Grunt": "An explosive exhalation during intense physical exertion or lifting.",
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+ "Sickly Cough (Wet/Dry)": "Involuntary vocalizations triggered by respiratory illness.",
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+ "Exhausted Panting": "Rapid, heavy breathing due to physical depletion.",
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+ "Blood-Curdling Shriek": "An extremely high-pitched, maximum-volume scream of absolute terror.",
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+ "Startle Gasp": "A very sudden, sharp intake of breath in response to a sudden scare.",
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+ "Frozen Breath-Hold": "An audible stopping of breath and holding it due to sudden fear.",
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+ "Panicked Hyperventilation": "Rapid, shallow, panicked breathing out of control.",
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+ "Fright Yelp": "A short, involuntary jump-scare vocalization.",
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+ "Trembling Inhale": "A shaky breath drawn in while experiencing dread.",
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+ "Terrified Whimper": "A high-pitched, soft plea of fear or submission.",
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+ "Startle Grunt": "A sudden, low-pitched vocalization when physically startled.",
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+ "Breathy 'Oh no'": "A whispered, almost non-verbal realization of impending danger.",
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+ "Squeak of Fright": "A tiny, highly constricted vocalization of sudden panic.",
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+ "Guttural Growl": "A very low, harsh, continuous sound of deep hostility.",
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+ "Aggressive Snarl": "A sharp, breathy sound with bared teeth, warning of attack.",
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+ "Frustrated Groan": "A drawn-out, descending vocalization of pure annoyance.",
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+ "Enraged Scream": "A loud, harsh, distorted roar of pure, uncontrolled anger.",
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+ "Impatient Tsk / Tongue Click": "A sharp suction sound against the teeth expressing disapproval.",
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+ "Teeth-Grinding Sound": "An audible jaw-clenching sound of suppressed rage.",
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+ "Exasperated Sigh": "A heavy, forceful exhalation communicating 'I am done with this.'",
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+ "Sharp 'Hey!' Burst": "A non-lexical bark to instantly stop someone's action.",
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+ "Huff of Annoyance": "A sharp, forceful exhale through the nose or lips.",
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+ "Dismissive Scoff": "A breathy, harsh exhalation expressing 'That is ridiculous.'",
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+ "'Aha!' Realization Burst": "A clear, descending vowel sound of sudden understanding.",
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+ "Mild Surprise 'Oh'": "A short, soft vowel sound reacting to something lightly unexpected.",
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+ "Shocked Inhale": "A deep, loud breath drawn in at sudden, dramatic news.",
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+ "Confused 'Huh?'": "A rising-pitch, short vocalization asking for clarification.",
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+ "Awe-Struck 'Wow' Exhale": "A long, breathy exhale indicating being overwhelmed by beauty.",
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+ "Mind-Blown Exhale": "A lip-fluttering 'phew' indicating overwhelming new information.",
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+ "Dropped-Jaw Breath": "An audible, slow inhalation of astonishment.",
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+ "Glottal Stop (Oops)": "A sharp cutting off of airflow realizing a mistake.",
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+ "'Duh' Exhalation": "A flat, unenthusiastic vocalization reacting to the extremely obvious.",
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+ "Skeptical 'Hmm'": "A modulated, closed-mouth hum indicating doubt or active thinking.",
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+ "Retching": "Deep, harsh, involuntary throat spasms preceding vomiting.",
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+ "Gagging": "A sharp, choking sound caused by extreme biological aversion.",
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+ "'Blech' Vocalization": "An open-mouthed, tongue-protruding sound of disgust.",
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+ "'Ew' Shrinking Sound": "A high-pitched, nasal sound of social or physical revulsion.",
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+ "Nose-Wrinkling Snort": "A sharp exhalation through the nose to clear a bad smell.",
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+ "Shuddering 'Brrr'": "A trembling, lip-vibrating sound of feeling thoroughly creeped out.",
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+ "Disgust Throat-Clear": "A harsh, raspy sound trying to remove a phantom bad taste.",
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+ "Sputtering/Spitting": "Rapid, explosive exhalations through the lips.",
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+ "Nauseous Swallow": "An audible, thick gulp when feeling motion sick or disgusted.",
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+ "Cringing Hiss": "Sharp intake of breath when seeing someone else experience pain or embarrassment.",
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+ "Contented Sigh": "A smooth, gentle outward breath of comfort.",
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+ "Savoring 'Mmm'": "A deep, rich hum with closed lips appreciating good food.",
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+ "Tension-Releasing Whoosh": "A forceful but relaxed 'phew' after a stressful event ends.",
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+ "Satisfying Stretch Grunt": "A low-pitched, vibrating sound made while stretching muscles.",
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+ "Relaxing Exhale": "A slow, even breath out when sinking into a hot bath or bed.",
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+ "Triumphant Cheer": "A loud, high-energy, open-voweled shout of victory.",
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+ "Aesthetic Coo": "A high-pitched, soft 'aww' when seeing something cute or beautiful.",
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+ "Warm Hum of Agreement": "A gentle, rising-and-falling 'mm-hm' showing empathy.",
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+ "Post-Thirst Gulp": "The audible, satisfied swallow after drinking deeply.",
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+ "Genuine Yawn": "A deep, involuntary inhalation often accompanied by a stretching vocalization.",
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+ "Polite Covered Yawn": "A stifled, high-pitched squeak attempting to hide a yawn.",
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+ "Loud Somatic Sneeze": "An uninhibited, explosive, vocalized sneeze.",
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+ "Stifled Sneeze": "A sharply cut-off, high-pressure nasal burst.",
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+ "Hiccup": "A sharp, involuntary spasm of the diaphragm causing a sudden 'hic' sound.",
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+ "Burp / Belch": "A guttural, resonant expulsion of air from the stomach.",
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+ "Throat Clear (Mucus)": "A practical, harsh, scraping sound to clear the airway.",
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+ "Shivering Teeth-Chatter": "The rapid, clicking sound of teeth hitting together from severe cold.",
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+ "Sleep Talking/Mumbling": "Incoherent, soft, slurred vocalizations during REM sleep.",
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+ "Snoring": "The harsh, vibrating, rhythmic breathing during sleep.",
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+ "Conversational 'Mhm' (Yes)": "A two-beat, rising-pitch hum indicating agreement/listening.",
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+ "Conversational 'Uh-uh' (No)": "A two-beat, falling-pitch, glottal-stopped hum indicating disagreement.",
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+ "Filler 'Um/Uh'": "A sustained, neutral-pitch vowel used to hold the floor while thinking.",
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+ "Attention-Grabbing 'Psst'": "A sharp, hissing burst used to discreetly call someone.",
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+ "Social Throat Clear": "A quiet, brief 'Ahem' used purely to get attention or fill an awkward silence.",
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+ "Air Kiss / Smack": "A sharp, quick suction sound made with the lips.",
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+ "Anticipatory Lip Smack": "Opening the lips with a sticky sound before eating or speaking.",
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+ "Blowing Raspberries": "Forcefully blowing air through closed, vibrating lips.",
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+ "Pursed-Lip 'Phew'": "Blowing air through tightly pursed lips.",
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+ "Wolf-Whistle": "A loud, two-note sweeping whistle.",
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+ "Attention-Grabbing Whistle": "A short, piercing, high-volume whistle.",
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+ "Melodic/Bored Whistle": "A quiet, aimless whistling of a tune.",
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+ "'Shush' / Hushing": "A prolonged, breathy 'Shhh' sound.",
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+ "Investigative Sniff": "A short, deliberate intake of air through the nose.",
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+ "Nose Blow": "A forceful, vibrating expulsion of air and mucus into a tissue.",
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+ "Slurp": "A loud, wet sound made by drawing liquid or noodles into the mouth with air.",
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+ "Chomp / Smack": "The rhythmic, open-mouthed sound of loud chewing.",
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+ "Stress Gulp": "A loud, exaggerated swallowing sound.",
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+ "Brain-Freeze Gasp": "A sharp intake of air followed by a tense hum.",
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+ "Tongue Trill / Roll": "A continuous rolling of the 'R' sound or flapping of the tongue.",
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+ "Alveolar Click": "A double, hollow tongue click against the roof of the mouth.",
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+ "Startle 'Boo'": "A sudden, plosive vocalization meant to intentionally frighten someone.",
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+ "Mind-Blown 'Pshhh'": "An airy, hissing explosion sound made with the lips.",
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+ "Vocal Fry / Creak": "A sustained, rattling, extremely low-pitch crackling of the vocal cords.",
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+ "Primal Scream": "A raw, full-throated, uninhibited scream releasing deep emotional or physical tension.",
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+ "Primal Moan": "A deep, guttural, sustained vocalization channeling raw primal energy.",
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+ "Warrior Battle Cry": "A fierce, sustained war shout meant to intimidate and summon courage before combat.",
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+ "Power Lifting Grunt": "A short, explosive, forceful exhalation during maximal-effort weight lifting.",
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+ "Heavy Exertion Roar": "A loud, sustained bellow accompanying extreme physical effort or strain.",
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+ "Cathartic Primal Howl": "A long, rising, wolf-like howl releasing pent-up emotional energy.",
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+ "Martial Arts Kiai": "A sharp, focused shout from the diaphragm used to concentrate striking power.",
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+ "Rage Release Scream": "An unrestrained, harsh scream specifically aimed at venting built-up anger.",
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+ "Primal Chest Beat Roar": "A deep, resonant roar accompanied by rhythmic chest-beating, ape-like display of power.",
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+ "Breathwork Power Exhale": "A forceful, controlled exhale through pursed lips used in breathing exercises.",
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+ "Sprint Finish Gasp": "A desperate, ragged intake of breath at the end of an all-out sprint.",
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+ "Weightlifter's Drop Exhale": "A sudden, loud whoosh of released breath after dropping a heavy weight.",
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+ "Therapeutic Primal Wail": "A prolonged, cathartic cry used in therapeutic settings to release deep trauma.",
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+ "Boxing Exhale Burst": "A sharp, rhythmic 'tss' or 'shh' exhale synchronized with throwing punches.",
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+ "Tribal Chant Cry": "A rhythmic, call-and-response vocalization used in communal ritual or dance.",
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+ "Runner's Rhythmic Breathing": "A steady, paced pattern of nasal inhales and oral exhales during a long run.",
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+ "Jumping Effort Grunt": "A short, sharp vocalization accompanying a maximal vertical or horizontal jump.",
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+ "Rock Climber's Strain Grunt": "A tense, sustained grunt through gritted teeth while holding a difficult climbing position.",
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+ "Lullaby Singing": "A soft, gentle, melodic singing voice used to soothe a child to sleep.",
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+ "Marching Song (Military)": "A strong, rhythmic, group-paced singing in cadence with marching footsteps.",
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+ "Drinking Song / Pub Singing": "A loud, boisterous, slightly off-key communal singing fueled by merriment.",
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+ "Singing to Oneself for Courage": "A quiet, trembling singing voice used to calm nerves in a frightening situation.",
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+ "Work Song / Field Chant": "A rhythmic, repetitive singing voice synchronized with manual labor movements.",
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+ "Shower Singing (Carefree)": "An uninhibited, full-volume, carefree singing with natural bathroom reverb.",
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+ "Campfire Sing-Along": "A warm, relaxed, communal singing voice around an evening fire.",
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+ "Mourning Dirge / Funeral Hymn": "A slow, solemn, grief-laden singing voice at a memorial or funeral.",
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+ "Lullaby Humming into Singing": "A transition from gentle closed-mouth humming into soft, worded lullaby singing.",
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+ "Victory Anthem Singing": "A triumphant, full-throated, celebratory singing after a win or achievement.",
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+ "Protest Song Singing": "A defiant, passionate, group-voiced singing carrying a message of resistance.",
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+ "Shanty Singing (Sea/Sailing)": "A hearty, rhythmic, call-and-response singing style used by sailors.",
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+ "Worship / Hymn Singing": "A reverent, sustained, emotionally earnest singing in a religious or spiritual context.",
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+ "Busking / Street Singing": "A projecting, expressive singing voice performing for passersby in a public space.",
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+ "Singing Through Tears": "A broken, wavering singing voice interrupted by sobs and emotional trembling.",
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+ "Scat Singing / Jazz Improvisation": "A rhythmic, nonsense-syllable vocal improvisation in a jazz style.",
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+ "Operatic Vocal Exercise": "A powerful, classically trained vocal warm-up with scales and sustained notes.",
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+ "National Anthem (Solemn)": "A formal, dignified, emotionally charged singing of a national song.",
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+ "Nursery Rhyme Singing": "A bright, simple, playful singing of a children's song with exaggerated melody.",
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+ "Love Serenade": "A tender, romantic, heartfelt singing directed at a beloved person.",
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+ "Absent-Minded Humming": "A quiet, wandering, tuneless humming while mentally absorbed in another task.",
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+ "Nervous Humming (Waiting)": "A soft, repetitive humming used to self-soothe while anxiously waiting.",
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+ "Humming While Working / Cooking": "A contented, rhythmic humming accompanying a pleasant manual activity.",
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+ "Lullaby Humming": "A gentle, steady, melodic humming with closed lips to soothe a child.",
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+ "Content Humming in Nature": "A relaxed, peaceful humming while enjoying the outdoors or natural surroundings.",
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+ "Humming to Stay Calm (Fear)": "A shaky, forced humming used as a coping mechanism in a frightening situation.",
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+ "Meditative Humming / Om": "A deep, resonant, sustained single-tone hum used in meditation or spiritual practice.",
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+ "Conspiratorial Humming (Plotting)": "A sly, knowing, low-volume humming suggesting mischief or secret satisfaction.",
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+ "Nostalgic Humming of a Childhood Tune": "A wistful, gentle humming of a half-remembered melody from the past.",
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+ "Humming to Drown Out Noise": "A louder, deliberate humming used to block out unwanted surrounding sounds.",
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+ "Humming a Funeral March": "A slow, somber, minor-key humming of a mournful processional melody.",
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+ "Bored Humming in a Queue": "A flat, monotonous, aimless humming while standing in a tedious line.",
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+ "Whistling While Walking Alone": "A casual, tuneful whistling providing self-companionship during a solo walk.",
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+ "Nervous Whistling in the Dark": "A shaky, slightly off-key whistling used to mask fear in an unsettling environment.",
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+ "Cheerful Whistling at Work": "A bright, upbeat whistling of a happy tune while engaged in pleasant work.",
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+ "Whistling to Call a Dog / Animal": "A sharp, distinctive, two-note or trilling whistle used to summon a pet.",
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+ "Appreciative Whistle": "A breathy, ascending whistle of genuine amazement at something impressive like fireworks.",
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+ "Whistling a Victory Tune": "A confident, melodic whistling celebrating a personal triumph or good outcome.",
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+ "Absent-Minded Whistling": "A quiet, meandering whistling without a clear tune, done unconsciously.",
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+ "Whistling a Lullaby": "A soft, gentle, melodic whistling of a soothing tune to calm a child.",
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+ "Stealthy Whistling (Pretending Innocence)": "A deliberate, overly casual whistling meant to feign ignorance of wrongdoing.",
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+ "Mournful Whistling": "A slow, minor-key, haunting whistling expressing sadness or loneliness.",
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+ "Whistling Through Teeth (Cold)": "A thin, involuntary, hissing whistle produced by shivering in extreme cold.",
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+ "Referee / Signal Whistle (sharp)": "A loud, piercing, authoritative blast from a whistle commanding attention."
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+ }