Verb:

কোঁ কোঁ করা,

squawked's Usage Examples:

and praising David Lee Roth's vocals, saying he "has rarely squealed, squawked and screamed as exuberantly, as he does here while celebrating his own.

frantically, and tossed Donald with the flypaper and let out a loud howl, Donald squawked in surprise, and then he flew toward the picnic food and rolled over the.

description of a typical nighttime broadcasts: From time to time, the radio squawked, breaking the quiet with a burst of static.

655 continuously squawked Mode III identification, friend or foe (IFF) in duration of flight Iran Air Flight 655 reportedly squawked Iranian F-14 Tomcat.

quote, refers to a period when Jhonn "regressed to BIRD MIND and only squawked and chirruped for three worrying days".

running amok: opening windows cascaded across the screen, error messages squawked, and files replicated themselves endlessly.

negative attention from its imported Taiwanese "Choke-A-Chicken" toy that squawked and flapped its wings when strangled around its neck, described by the.

Bilek squawked, but the referee took no action because he didn't see the incident.

However, the animals could not speak and simply squawked, chattered and roared in their own manner.

separate occasions) to share his true name: during the first inquiry Eddie squawked out an unpronounceable screed which left him raw-throated and winded; during.

"Stretching beyond SremmLife, their party-starting choruses are squeaked, squawked and shouted; mellower stuff can get a Makonnen-esque broken falsetto ("Swang");.

The squawked icon would only bloom for a few seconds.

bird Wally was a cockatoo that often refused to perform when needed and squawked loudly off-camera, frequently causing problems with the sound recording.

ICAO countries Code squawked when entering a secondary surveillance radar (SSR) area from a non-SSR.

Irish time), the crew of the Boeing 747 "squawked 2005" (a routine activation of its aviation transponder) as requested by.

Synonyms:

call; screak; screech; shout out; hollo; squall; skreak; shout; holler; skreigh; scream; cry; yell;

Antonyms:

indirect; patterned; impure; unobvious; rhetorical;