handclap

They had died instantly at the sound of that double handclap.

It had to be a slow handclap, because of the creature's long arms.

The slow handclap is occasionally employed to the opposite effect.

The English audiences would wait out the delay by doing what is called a "slow handclap".

I finished the last song and heard a slow ironic handclap coming out of the darkness behind me.

A handclap from the Tao; the sound was hollow in that room.

Ben Hayes plays a record with the most infectious handclap of all time.

The door ripped off its hinges and fell straight in, making a flat handclap.

This is followed by sound of the drum machine and machine handclap.

The ensuing silence was broken by a slow, derisory handclap.

The representative sipped his wine and gave a lower handclap, a Mardukan shrug.

Kar turned to look at the human, then gave the handclap of a Mardukan shrug.

He is also a former member of Phenomenal Handclap Band.

There came the noise of what would normally be a slow handclap, only this sounded like a hand being slapped onto leather.

He gave the handclap of a Mardukan shrug.

Both Wade's handclap and his tone were reassuring to Glenfield.

With the sudden sharp pulse of pain, Bekker snapped all the way back, quick and hard, like a handclap.

Upon a handclap from the captain of the opposing team, the drumming ceases and the players show their fists.

"That we do," Deb Tar agreed with a handclap of emphasis.

It is a power pop song, with handclap intro and catchy guitar refrain.

Its passage rang like a giant's handclap.

Timbers creaked the length of the boat; water struck the windshield with a noise like a handclap.

"They will," Grak said with a resigned handclap.

Sena asked with a handclap of humor.

Instead, there is just natural fidelity, the sound of the room, a handclap, an organ chord in the corner of the song.