quacking in Irish
quacking in Irish is vácarnach — quacking means the repeated honking calls made by ducks.
quacking in Irish
vácarnach
The sound made by a group of ducks; quacks.
What does "quacking" mean?
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noun The repeated honking calls made by ducks.
"The quacking from the pond woke us up at dawn."
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adjective Making duck-like honking sounds.
"A quacking flock of ducks followed the child around the park."
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quacking in a sentence
- The quacking from the pond woke us up at dawn.
- A quacking flock of ducks followed the child around the park.
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What is "quacking" in Irish?
"quacking" in Irish is vácarnach. quacking means: The repeated honking calls made by ducks.
How do you use "quacking" in a sentence?
Example: "The quacking from the pond woke us up at dawn." In Irish, "quacking" is vácarnach.
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