12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cluck' in a Sentence
"To make the sound that a hen makes when brooding or calling her chicks." more
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Grandma used to cluck disapprovingly when she caught us sneaking cookies before dinner.
The chef's specialty was a dish that incorporated the unique flavor of clucked eggs.
The farmer's daughter has been clucking happily, imitating the sounds of the hens during playtime.
In the tranquility of the evening, the farm will be serenaded by the rhythmic clucking of content hens.
The attentive farmer has clucked softly, calming the agitated hens during the storm.
The gossiping ladies in the neighborhood would often cluck together over tea about the latest news.
Having discovered a hidden nest, the farmer will have clucked in surprise at the unexpected find.
During the morning rush, the busy farmyard will be clucking with hens anticipating breakfast.
During the feeding time, the hungry hens will be clucking eagerly, anticipating their meal.
The hens have clucked incessantly, signaling the arrival of the farmer.
The chef's cluck of approval indicated that the roasted chicken was perfectly cooked.
The rooster proudly strutted around while the hens clucked contentedly nearby.
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