Caw (verb)

To make the harsh cry of a crow or raven.

Origin:

Imitative origin, imitating the sound made by a crow.

Examples:

  1. The crow perched on the fence and cawed loudly.
  2. The sound of the cawing woke me up early in the morning.
  3. As we walked through the forest, we could hear the cawing of many crows.
  4. The little boy was frightened by the cawing of the birds.
  5. The cawing of the birds created an eerie atmosphere in the cemetery.
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