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squawk

[skwawk] / skwɔk /
VERB
make high-pitched, animal-like sound
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Every time I got close to one of the cranky old sisters, she puffed up ten times bigger than she actually was and started squawking and pecking.

From Literature

Sometimes for a whole day they talked in sea lion grunts or frigate bird squawks or plankton wiggles.

From Literature

A sudden squawk from the dragon distracted him.

From Literature

We also passed dense stands of thick-leaved yerba santa, California buckwheat, sugar bush and chilicothe vines and we were treated to the squawks of California scrub jays and a red-tail hawk flying overhead.

From Los Angeles Times

She shooed away a hopeful rooster and it flapped back with a squawk.

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