Noun:

হাসি, কর্কশ কথা, উচ্চ কথা, হংসীর ডাক, রাজহাঁসের কক্কক্ শব্দ, মুরগির কক্কক্ শব্দ, কুক্কুটীর ডাক, প্যাঁক্ প্যাঁক্ শব্দ, কক্কক্,

Verb:

কোঁ কোঁ করা, হাসা, কর্কশস্বরে কথা বলা, ককান, কক্কক্ করা, প্যাঁক্ প্যাঁক্ শব্দ করা, উচ্চস্বরে কথা বলা,

cackled's Usage Examples:

for the General Mills Franken Berry cereal as well as the pet parrot who cackled "ring around the collar" in the TV commercials for Wisk laundry detergent.

Churchill called those involved his "geese that laid the golden eggs but never cackled".

frequently repeated over a long period, and have been described as "an insane cackled laughter, speeding towards the end with a bouncing ball pattern".

"Witness: Hubers 'cackled' she shot boyfriend".

echoes reconfigured reggae, funk and Afrobeat in dizzying ways; the music cackled and hopped, ready to trip up dancers or just get trippy in decidedly 21st-century.

"The geese that laid the golden egg – but never cackled – Winston Churchill".

lunging up onto the bed, holding at arm's length a live rooster which cackled in terror.

Yet in the end, he could not prevail and his nemesis, Itsu, cackled gleefully.

Vault Keeper welcomed readers to The Vault of Horror; and the Old Witch cackled over The Haunt of Fear.

verbal portrait of Montesquiou: "Tall, black-haired, Kaiser-moustached, he cackled and screamed in weird attitudes, giggling in high soprano, hiding his black.

Synonyms:

talk; verbalise; mouth; speak; utter; verbalize;

Antonyms:

yell; yelling; hoot; outcry; clamouring;