14 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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By the end of the week, the rooster will have been clucking proudly, overseeing the growth of the flock.

Chickens often cluck loudly when they sense danger nearby.

The chef could tell by the hen's cluck that it was a good day for sourcing fresh ingredients at the market.

Mary's backyard is filled with the comforting sound of hens that cluck throughout the day.

The old wooden fence served as a backdrop to the rhythmic cluck of the roaming hens.

By evening, the backyard will have echoed with the clucking sounds of content hens.

The mother hen had clucked softly, gathering her chicks under her wings.

The mother hen will have clucked to gather her chicks before the storm arrives.

The hen has clucked proudly after laying a perfectly formed egg.

In the morning, the rooster will crow, and the hens will cluck, signaling the start of a new day on the farm.

The hen had been clucking joyfully as the chicks explored the barnyard.

The farmer chuckled when he heard the familiar sound of a clucking hen in the barn.

The farmyard has clucked with excitement as the chicks hatched from their eggs.

The hen was clucking loudly in the coop, signaling the arrival of a new chick.

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