cooed

She swooned and cooed as she put them on and jumped into the pool, the drop earrings swinging like chandeliers in a storm.

When Pratt announced her new venture last fall, media watchdogs cooed in anticipation.

They had coached great players in their lifetimes and they would not have coddled or cooed at him.

"You're going to have your bottle in just a minute now," cooed Miss Haine, drying the child with a vigor which it resented.

The clock ticked; pigeons cooed on the veranda; a door opened in the distance, and for a moment a treble voice was heard.

Round Villa Rubein the pigeons cooed uneasily, all the other birds were silent.

"I don't want you to feel you have anything against me," he cooed still more softly.

White doves flitted about the building, or cooed their drowsy love-song, perched peacefully on pinnacle and shaft.