cackling
Cackling is a type of laughter that is very loud and shrill. It is often used to mock or ridicule someone.
She cackled when she saw the dog.
The cackling sound was coming from the woman behind the counter.
Cackling is a type of laughter that is very loud and shrill. It is often used to mock or ridicule someone.
She cackled when she saw the dog.
The cackling sound was coming from the woman behind the counter.
verb
To make a sharp, broken noise or cry, as a hen or goose does.
verb
To laugh with a broken sound similar to a hen's cry.
verb
To talk in a silly manner; to prattle.
noun
A sound that cackles.
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Chickens cackle in the early morning.
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The cackle kept them awake.
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They heard a cackle in the middle of the night.
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They heard a cackle and the door slammed shut.
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Miss Cackle is the kind hearted headmistress of the Academy.
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The performance is widely praised and admired by Miss Cackle.
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I intend to be cackling lasciviously well into my dotage.
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The call has been described as a maniacal cackling or barking.
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The largest Berry Bird was originally called Captain Cackle.
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The male's call is a soft whistle, and the female's is a harsh cackle.