English to Latin Meaning of squawk - clamore

Squawk :

clamore

noun

clamore, uva immatura, argutos, vaniloquiis, CACHINNO

verb

argutos, uva immatura, clamore

Squawk :: clamoreSquawked :: squawkedSquawker :: squawkerSquawkers :: squawkersSquawking :: ciensSquawks :: Squawks

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Definitions of squawk in English

Noun(1) the noise of squawking(2) informal terms for objecting
Verb(1) utter a harsh abrupt scream(2) complain

Examples of squawk in English

(1) At this, Ryan let out a protesting squawk , which brought forth a louder round of laughter from the others.(2) I made some noise between a squeak and a squawk , and shot up.(3) The birds occasionally squawk , but they do not move from their branches because they no longer can fly.(4) The bird gave an angry squawk and took to the air, a whirlwind of color and feathers.(5) Weekly physical therapy with Heidi is going really well, meaning that you squawk less and less each week we put you through your exercises.(6) Well, by now we've found out the self-styled eagle could squawk better than he could fly.(7) A loud squawk startled her, and she looked up to find the gull hanging over the drop-off and glaring at her in what looked like exasperation.(8) A loud squawk was heard over in Zoe's direction.(9) her plan provoked a loud squawk from her friends(10) Her voice seemed loud and ugly in the room's mellow neon glow, like a crow's harsh squawk , and something somewhere winced in disgust.(11) I'm greeted by a loud, pulsating squawk , which makes me fear the operator has connected me to a tropical bird in its death throes. ├ö├ç├┐Eeeek, eeeek, eeeek,├ö├ç├û it cries, before revealing it is Alvin himself.(12) Unfortunately, he didn't seem to be able to produce more than a loud squawk from the instrument.(13) Government employees will squawk , of course, as will residents of surrounding neighborhoods, so the next mayor will have to be ready to fight.(14) Maybe someone should squawk about the availability of ethanol fuel.(15) If that stamp isn't on offer, they demand it in an increasingly loud and annoying squawk .(16) However, they can squawk as much as they like, as long as they look as good as they do.

Related Phrases of squawk

(1) squawk ::

clamore

Related Phrases of squawk

(1) squawk ::

clamore

Synonyms

Noun

1. bitch ::

bitch

2. kick ::

calcitrare

3. beef ::

bubulae

4. gripe ::

QUERITOR

Verb

5. screech ::

infaustae strigis

6. squeal ::

LESSUS

7. shriek ::

raucisonos efflabant cornua

8. scream ::

Clamo

9. croak ::

vox concrepat,

10. crow ::

corvus

11. caw ::

CROCITO

12. cluck ::

uva immatura

13. cackle ::

argutos

14. hoot ::

hoot

15. cry ::

clamoris

16. call ::

voca

Antonyms

1. crow ::

corvus

2. delight ::

jucundum

3. rejoice ::

exsultate

Different Forms

squawk, squawked, squawker, squawkers, squawking, squawks

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