clucky
- adjective
- /ˈklʌki/
- We heard a clucky noise coming from the bushes near the chicken coop.
Examples
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The clucky hen called out to her chicks as they wandered away.
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She could hear the clucky sounds of the chickens in the yard.
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The hen became clucky as she searched for her missing chicks.
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The old radio made a strange, clucky sound before it finally turned on.
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The clucky hen sat on her eggs.
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My neighbor has a clucky chicken that always makes noise.
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A clucky noise filled the air when the mother hen gathered her chicks.
Synonyms
A harsh, high laugh that sounds like a hen
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Etymology
Clucky comes from the sound cluck ('the short noise a hen makes') plus the ending -y ('like' or 'full of'). That's why clucky describes something that makes or is like a cluck, such as a hen or a little clucking noise.