Converse of object

• emit: At low speed, the fan emits a barely audible hum.

• hear: Likewise, we should have heard a vibrant hum of energy to highlight its alien power.

Object

• bird: From humming bird to cactus Many flowers rely on insects for pollination, which fly from flower to flower, covered in pollen.

• melody: The hills are humming a melody Soft to the ears, Like candyfloss.

• song: MULDER starts humming the theme song to " I Dream of Jeannie.

Adjective modifier

• faint: All is silent save for the faint hum of well inflated tires on the dry road.

• loud: There was always a loud hum audible from the enormous transformer.

• steady: Day after day there was a steady, quiet hum for the ninety minutes the teacher worked and the children played.

• gentle: A sleepy village by all accounts, but with a gentle hum of activity.

• constant: There is a constant hum coming from the hospital, where patients lie in the spanking new building attended 24 hours by medical staff.

• slight: Best in a screened case but will work with slight hum in plastic sandwich box.

Modifying Another Word

• softly: Next comes the quietly catchy Soleil Soleil, which hums softly with echoes of Air ' s Moon Safari.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• along: He started to conduct the audience to hum along.

Preposition: of

• insect: There wasn't even the usual hum of insects or the chatter of birds.

• conversation: A hum of conversation is heard from the adjoining room stage left.

Noun used with modifier

• ho: At the time of the voting book 5 wasn't out or it would also have been here, ho hum.

• padme: How does the number of times om mani padme hum is said affect one's life?