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's game of mimicking animal sounds reached a new level when someone perfected the cluck of a hen.
Our backyard chickens have clucked joyfully since we introduced a new nesting box.
The old friends would often cluck nostalgically about the adventures they had shared in their youth.
The mother hen has clucked reassuringly, guarding her chicks from potential danger.
The farmer has been clucking softly to reassure the newly hatched chicks in the incubator.
The audience burst into laughter when the comedian mimicked the sound of a clucking chicken.
The rooster and hens have clucked in harmony, creating a soothing rural symphony.
The backyard coop has clucked with anticipation as the farmer approached with feed.
The rooster and hens have been clucking harmoniously, creating a symphony of farmyard sounds.
As I walk past the poultry section, I notice the mother hen am clucking protectively around her chicks.
She had been clucking incessantly, signaling the arrival of new chicks.
The henhouse at the county fair will be clucking with excitement as visitors approach.
The elderly woman would cluck in delight every time she saw her grandchildren playing in the garden.
In the quiet countryside, the rhythmic clucking will have been a comforting background noise.
As part of the farm tour, visitors will have the chance to witness firsthand how hens will cluck in response to various stimuli.
When the intruder approached, the protective hen will have clucked to warn her chicks of potential danger.
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