caw

Hast thou heard the saying of Angar, Son of Caw the celebrated warrior?

Yes, Gab flapped in at the shop this afternoon to caw over it.

“Caw, caw,” said a big raven that hopped on the stone in front of her.

Like this: I my go up—I cawn't come dahn; no more can Muvver.

We had reached the Caw River, where there were Indians to ferry us across.

Jimmy Crow hopped about him and chuckled softly, "Caw, caw!"

I know all the birds say when they twitter and chirp, caw and coo, gobble and cluck.

The caw of the house-crow is replaced by the deeper note of the corby.

At that instant the bird freed his head, and with a triumphant “caw!”

His "Caw, caw" could be heard half a mile away, if the wind was right.