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Cronk (Verb)

Meaning 1

Utter a hoarse sound, like a raven.

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • The old raven began to cronk loudly in the dead of night, sending chills down the spines of the villagers.
  • Perched high on a bare branch, the raven let out a low, menacing cronk that echoed through the forest.
  • As the storm clouds gathered, the flock of ravens took to the skies, their collective cronk filling the air with an ominous warning.
  • In the darkness of the abandoned church, a lone raven cronked mournfully, its haunting call sending shivers down the visitor's spine.
  • When the winter winds howled through the town, the ravens would gather on the rooftops, their mournful cronk a melancholy serenade to the frozen landscape.

Synonyms

  • Croak

Hypernyms

  • Let Out
  • Utter
  • Let Loose

Meaning 2

Cry like a goose; "The geese were honking".

Classification

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

Examples

  • As the last goose of the group flew away, the female let out a mournful cry, a sad cronk that echoed through the empty landscape.
  • The geese began to cronk loudly in response to the presence of the predator stalking them through the reeds.
  • The lonely goose stood in the center of the pond, its haunting cronk filling the stillness of the night air.
  • A loud, anguished cronk pierced the silence as the goose realized it was separated from its young.
  • With a frantic cronk, the goose alerted the rest of the flock to the approaching danger and they took to the skies in unison.

Synonyms

  • Honk

Hypernyms

  • Let Out
  • Utter
  • Let Loose
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