Onomatopoeia

Tonight I decided our current english language doesnt reference enough onomatopoeia.

Perhaps if I was at Yale or Harvard or even England (because everything sounds more proper and fun with a british accent) my ears would be delighted with descriptive, textured words. But, I don't.

Tonight, however, I heard a word that reminded me of my love for sweet onomatopoeia.

Nimble.

I welcome your favorite words which reflect good onomatopoeia. That, and I wanted to see how often I could use that word in a single post.