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1. (v.i.) cluck
to utter the cry of a hen brooding or calling her chicks.
2. cluck
to make a similar sound, esp. one expressing concern, approval, etc.
3. (v.t.) cluck
to call by clucking.
4. cluck
to express by clucking.
5. (n.) cluck
the sound uttered by a hen when brooding, or in calling her chicks.
6. cluck
any clucking sound.
Etymology: (1915–20, Amer.; of uncert. orig.)
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| Definition of 'cluck' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) cluck, clucking
the sound made by a hen (as in calling her chicks)
2. (verb) cluck, click, clack
make a clucking sounds, characteristic of hens
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| Definition of 'cluck' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) cluck
the call of a hen to her chickens
2. (noun) cluck
a click. See 3d Click, 2
3. (verb) cluck
to make the noise, or utter the call, of a brooding hen
4. (verb) cluck
to call together, or call to follow, as a hen does her chickens
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Sense: (a sound like) the call of a hen.
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Afrikaans: kloek |
Arabic: قَرْقُ الدَّجاج |
Bulgarian: къткане |
Brazilian: cacarejo |
Czech: kvokání |
German: das Glucken |
Danish: klukken |
Greek: κακάρισμα |
Spanish: cloqueo |
Estonian: loksumine |
Farsi: قد قد |
Finnish: kaakatus |
French: gloussement |
Hebrew: קִרקוּר |
Hindi: कुड़कुड़ाना |
Croatian: kvocanje |
Hungarian: kotyogás |
Indonesian: kotek |
Icelandic: gagg |
Italian: il chiocciare |
Japanese: めんどりの鳴き声 |
Korean: (암탉이) ‘꼬꼬’ 우는 소리 |
Lithuanian: kvaksėjimas |
Latvian: kladzināšana |
Malay: bunyi berketak-ketak |
Dutch: geklok |
Norwegian: klukk |
Polish: gdakanie |
Persian: قد قد |
Pashto: قد قد |
Portuguese: cacarejo |
Romanian: cotcodăcit |
Russian: кудахтанье |
Slovak: kvokanie |
Slovenian: kokodakanje |
Serbian: kokodakanje |
Swedish: skrockande, kluckande |
Thai: เสียงร้องกุ๊กๆ |
Turkish: gıdaklama |
Taiwanese: 母雞咯咯聲 |
Ukrainian: квоктання, кудкудакання |
Urdu: مرغی کی آواز |
Vietnamese: tiếng gà cục cục |
Chinese: 母鸡咯咯声 |
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