16 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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The children have been clucking excitedly, pretending to be a flock of hens during their school play.

During the sunrise, the hen was clucking joyfully, welcoming the new day on the farm.

By the end of the week, the rooster will have clucked alongside the hens, creating a symphony of farm sounds.

With the arrival of spring, the farmyard will be filled with the sounds of hens that will cluck happily as they roam freely.

The hen was clucking anxiously, sensing the approaching storm and urging her chicks to seek shelter.

The hen has been clucking incessantly, drawing attention to the freshly laid eggs in the nest.

After laying her eggs, the hen will have clucked proudly, announcing her accomplishment.

The farmer realized that his prized hen had been clucking unusually for days.

The mother hen continued to cluck softly as her chicks huddled under her protective wings.

In the quiet village, the only sound breaking the silence was the hen was clucking near the farmhouse.

During the hen's brooding period, she will cluck to communicate with her unhatched eggs.

The poultry farmer will have been clucking softly to keep the hens calm during the daily egg collection.

The curious children have clucked playfully, mimicking the sounds of the farmyard.

Over the years, the old hen will have clucked faithfully, witnessing the changing seasons on the farm.

The children giggled with delight as they watched the hen was clucking, leading her fluffy chicks around the yard.

The children will have been clucking playfully, imitating the sounds of hens in the backyard.

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