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What is the onomatopoeia for the great figure
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What is the onomatopoeia for the great figure

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The onomatopoeia for the Great Figure is clangs, howls, rumbling.

"The Great Figure" is a short poem by the American modernist William Carlos Williams. The poem describes the speaker's encounter with a number he saw on a fire truck as it raced by him in the city.

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