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Meaning of squawking
making a loud, harsh cry
Etymology of squawking
The word "squawking" is derived from the verb "squawk," which originated in the mid-16th century, likely imitative of the sound associated with birds, particularly waterfowl.
Historically, the term has been used to describe various types of loud, harsh cries, not limited to those made by birds.
Synonyms
shrieking
screeching
screaming
wailing
yelling
howling
bawling
caterwauling
yowling
squalling
squealing
squeaking
chirping
cheeping
chattering
jabbering
cawing
croaking
grunting
growling
snarling
bayging
bellowing
braying
bleating
lowing
mooing
neighing
whinnying
Definitions
- The verb "squawking" refers to the act of making a loud, harsh cry, typically like a bird, especially a seagull or a goose.
- * It can also describe the sound itself, characterized by its loudness and unpleasant quality.
Usage Examples
- The seagulls were squawking loudly as they competed for food on the beach.
- * The baby was squawking in her crib, demanding attention from her parents.
- * The protesters were squawking through megaphones, trying to make their voices heard.
Antonyms
whispering
murmuring
muttering
mumbling
humming
cooing
purring
trilling
warbling
chirruping
tweeting
cheeping
peeping
piping
babbling
chattering
prattling
gossiping
tattling