11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cackle' in a Sentence
"To make a loud, broken, and high-pitched sound, resembling the cry of a hen." more
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By the end of the play, the wicked stepmother will have cackled at her sinister plot.
In the dark forest, the owls will be cackling, adding an eerie ambiance.
In the dark alley, the alley cat will have cackled, startling the passersby.
As the hyenas feasted on the prey, their cackles filled the savannah.
As the wicked stepmother concocts her plan, she will cackle with malicious glee.
The witch's cackle pierced the quiet night, signaling the start of the mystical ritual.
Every morning, the rooster's cackling would wake up the entire farm.
By the time we arrive at the haunted house, the witches will have been cackling for hours.
The gossiping group of hens will be cackling about the latest farmyard news.
The mischievous witch and her black cat have been cackling loudly in the haunted forest.
The mischievous children had cackled while playing pranks on Halloween night.
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