The sound of a Basketball going through the net is a "swish" or a "swoosh."
Even for a shot straight down the middle, the ball must rub against the net.
The sound is made by the net material sliding down the sides of the ball, which is amplified by resonance with the air-filled interior (a similar effect is heard by rubbing the surface of a drum). This is often more audible because the sound vibrations are carried through the hoop to the backboard.
A basketball can't talk but when you bounce it, it sort of sounds like a heart beat.
comma between basketball and as
she does like basketball
Me like basketball
dribble dribble
The squeek-y sound that you hear when basketball players cut or jump-stop on a court along with the sound that rubber or metal makes when they apply opposite force on one another with, is called a "screech". Much like the shriek of an owl or the character in the TV show "Saved By The Bell", a Screech, is a highly undesirable thing.
depends how much you like basketball ;) depends how much you like basketball ;)
Yes, "swish" is considered an example of onomatopoeia. It is a word that imitates the sound it describes, in this case, the sound of something moving quickly through the air, like a whip cracking or a basketball going through a net.
Probaly there is no basketball there.
The term Drained in basketball refers to shooting the basketball and having it cleanly go through the net making a "swish" sound. Usually highlight reel shots
a basketball feels VERY rough
leathery..weird stuff.Like a basketball.Or basically dirty rubber. You'd be surprised where people bounce them.