clucking's Usage Examples:

features the voice of Clarence Nash as Donald Duck and Florence Gill as the clucking voice of a chicken.

a version using humorous instruments including a male impersonating a clucking chicken.

rendition by Stevens lasts a little over 1 minute and was his first chicken-clucking performance since 1977's "In the Mood," released under the alias The Henhouse.

She is depicted as a red hen whose clucking can be understood by Scarecrow and is often seen inside Tin Man's chest.

the line is just the beginning of something else ("Thus Plutus with his clucking voice began.

of the “Whatwhatwhats”, Seagoon would segue into making the sound of a clucking chicken.

anger at the homophobic America at elected Ronald Reagan twice and sat by clucking their teeth while so many gay men died of AIDS.

beating heart and chattering teeth are synchronized along to chickens clucking the Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture.

ceremony and involves dip-shaking, bob-shaking, bob-preening and arch-clucking.

stunts meant to attract attention, such as broadcasting the sound chickens clucking, bouncing balls, barking dogs, running water, and a computerized countdown.

controversy arose after Swedish rider Bertil Sandström was accused of clucking to his horse, which was not allowed under FEI rules.

rog", and can last for up to 12 seconds, and almost sounds like a clucking chicken.

They have a large vocabulary, consisting most notably of an assortment of clucking and chucking sounds, not unlike some "game" birds, and they warn of approaching.

Mother red-legged pademelons make soft clucking noises to call their young.

[better source needed] The war dance usually includes a clucking vocalization, known among domestic ferret owners as "dooking".

no funnier performance in town than Cecilia Noble as Aunt Maggie, the clucking matriarch in Natasha Gordon’s richly enjoyable family drama.

"This company is clucking mad".

Synonyms:

cry; cluck;

Antonyms:

laugh;