stack talk
chugga
chuffing
choo-choo
chuff
petticoat
chimney
steam locomotive
whoof
choo
pant
peep
steam engine
vroom
smoke arch
kettle
steam-hauled
diesel-electric locomotive
diesel-electric
iron horse
steamer
loco
dummy car
clackety
Fairlie
Mountain
whistle
poop
Berkshire
whistling
Challenger
Pacific
steam whistle
Northern
steam train
backfire
exhaust pipe
chug
single-wheeler
switching
diesel engine
silencer
electric locomotive
smoke deflector
cistern
brrm
shunter
diesel locomotive
Mogul
steam-powered
dinkey
Chapelon
booster
Hudson
rock shaft
single-heading
motion
eduction pipe
petticoat pipe
mill
road switcher
double-ender
steamliner
reversing cylinder
by steam
hood unit
regulator
phut
steeple engine
Atlantic
shunting engine
Mikado
condensing turbine
reversing gear
coal pusher
singing
tender
tank engine
chugger
overhead engine
pilot engine
steam
steamboat
horning
rough rider
firebox
atmospheric railway
trailing axle
leading axle
muffler
steam chest
double-end
mother
leading wheel
spark knock
water hammer

English words for 'The sound made by the exhaust of a steam locomotive.'

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