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crickets

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Intj — Used to point out an awkward silence or lack of response, as if only the sound of insects can be heard.

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Etymology

A humorous reference to the sound-effect cliche of chirping crickets used in films and TV to underline silence.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “crickets” mean?

The word “crickets” means used to point out an awkward silence or lack of response, as if only the sound of insects can be heard. In plain terms, a joking way of saying "total silence" or "no reaction at all.".

How do you pronounce “crickets”?

“Crickets” is pronounced KRIHK-ihts (/ˈkɹɪk.ɪts/ in IPA).

How do you use “crickets” in a sentence?

Here is “crickets” used in a sentence: “I asked if anyone had feedback — crickets.”

What part of speech is “crickets”?

“Crickets” is an intj.

Is “crickets” a common word?

“Crickets” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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