murmurous

That rich, murmurous sound of many people in a small space, determined to have a good time.

She could hear the crowd now: a murmurous animal noise.

He looked into the murmurous woods, whose leaves were of no shape or color ever seen on Earth.

He could hear men's voices, but the noise was far away, murmurous as the ocean.

The murmurous rush of the air conditioner seemed quite loud.

When she raised her head, however, he was nowhere near, though the murmurous words continued to the soft water music.

As if her words were a cue, a murmurous silence fell over the plain.

The noise of the crowd was like the ocean, murmurous and large, sound without meaning.

The voices died to a murmurous purr in his thoughts.

Their movements made a murmurous rustling, but they passed among each other without speaking.

His outburst started a sullen, murmurous roll in the audience.

A low, murmurous hum, like the sea surf heard from afar.

Then soft words he spoke to the crystal, murmurous words they could not hear.

Suddenly a phrase stood out from the murmurous conversation about the winestand.

There was rising and falling laughter, a lightly murmurous flow of talk.

There was a general shaking of heads, murmurous agreement.

There was a murmurous sigh around the room.

Sitting in the murmurous golden room they drank champagne.

Beyond its rail, the Carsac ran wide and murmurous toward the bay.

She sensed the cell around her, their collective breath a murmurous grace note.

He pointed his chin up at the trees surrounding them, murmurous and resin-scented.

From those watching on the central pad came a murmurous moan of fascination and dread.

Murmurous mouth like the blade of a knife.

The street itself was empty and dark, and murmurous with echoes of sounds that had not ever really been made.

Listening hard he could hear nothing but the low murmurous noise of warm wind and gentle swell.