clacker
- noun
- /ˈklækər/
- During the parade, people waved flags and spun their clackers to join the celebration.
Examples
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He bought a colorful clacker as a souvenir from the festival.
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The child loves to play with her clacker.
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The child shook the clacker and laughed at the loud sound it made.
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I bought two clackers for the party.
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The children laughed as they shook the clacker, creating a joyful clacking sound.
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During the party, I brought a colorful clacker that made everyone laugh with its noise.
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He used the clacker to get the attention of his friends during the game.
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Etymology
Clacker comes from the sound word clack, which copies a 'short, sharp noise', plus the ending -er meaning 'one who' or 'thing that'. So a clacker is a toy or device that makes a 'clack' sound when you move or shake it.