to cronk

Examples

• All

• In the early morning, the geese cronk loudly as they fly overhead.

• We heard several geese cronk as they settled near the pond.

• The farm was filled with the sound of birds cronking throughout the marsh.

• Did you hear that bird cronk?

• As the sun set, the geese cronked loudly, filling the air with their distinctive call.

• During the migration, we often heard the ducks cronk as they passed by overhead.

• While walking near the lake, I was startled by a group of geese cronking in the distance.

Synonyms

H

to honk

vsto cronk

17 2.6

Make a loud harsh cry like a goose

is similar but combines that cry with a rasping low call as well

Q

to quack

vsto cronk

15 1.0

To make the loud harsh sound a duck makes

is like that bird call but often sounds lower and more hornlike

C

to croak

vsto cronk

13 4.4

To make a deep, rough sound like a frog or raven

is a bird noise that mixes a deep rough call and hornlike blast

H

to hoot

vsto cronk

9 2.2

To make a loud, deep sound like an owl or a car horn

is alike in depth but usually harsher and more guttural than that sound

S

to squall

vsto cronk

3 7.2

To make a loud high sound like a baby or bird

is different by being lower pitched and more hornlike rather than high

B

to blat

vsto cronk

• UK

1 9.6

To make a loud, crying sound like a lamb or goat

is closer to bird calls, combining harshness with a lower, croaking quality

How Loud

to honk

80 1.6

to cronk

• UK

1 9.9

to croak

13 4.4

call

113 1.0

chirp

12 1.6

peep

36 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology