Which pair of lines from t. s. elliot’s "rhapsody on a windy night" is an example of onomatopoeia?

Hey there! to start off with this question, what does the word "onomatopoeia" even mean? it would define as using or describing word's that doesn't really exist.like for example: "pow", "boom" ,"quack quack", these words are so not real, but people use them to describe the motion of things. so, if you ever read a (comic book), they have alot of this in there.so, by answering this question, we would want to find the  onomatopoeia in the following book's from above.in this poem, some of them were  "sputter," "mutter," "snap," and "hummed." this was very common in this poem.hope this you!