cackle in Italian
cackle in Italian is chiocciare — cackle means a harsh, broken sound like a hen's cry, or a laugh that sounds similar.
cackle in Italian
chiocciare
The cry of a hen or goose, especially when laying an egg.
What does "cackle" mean?
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noun A harsh, broken sound like a hen's cry, or a laugh that sounds similar.
"Her cackle carried across the whole restaurant."
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verb To laugh in a loud, harsh way, or to make the sharp cry of a hen or goose.
"The witches in the play cackled menacingly over their cauldron."
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cackle in a sentence
- Her cackle carried across the whole restaurant.
- The witches in the play cackled menacingly over their cauldron.
- Hens cackled noisily after laying their eggs.
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What is "cackle" in Italian?
"cackle" in Italian is chiocciare. cackle means: A harsh, broken sound like a hen's cry, or a laugh that sounds similar.
How do you use "cackle" in a sentence?
Example: "Her cackle carried across the whole restaurant." In Italian, "cackle" is chiocciare.
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