cackle造句

Cut the cackle, James!

Never cackle unless you lay.

I heard the cackle of hens yesterday.

The manager let us cut the cackle.

To cackle or cluck, as a hen.

The teacher let us cut the cackle in the class.

The young girl gave a cackle of laughter.

His funny performance made all the girls cackle.

The cackle of chickens and the honk of a goose met their ears.

Snape's expression was blank, unreadable. Bellatrix, however, let out a cackle of triumphant laughter.

We swear with flair, sing and cackle like hyenas. Our humour is not sophisticated but it is joyful.

You must learn not to laugh, and if you must laugh then see to it that you don't cackle like the neighbor's hen.

The beak-nosed pot-bellied miscreant had a habit of breaking into a nerve-wracking cackle whenever the mood struck his flighty little brain.

Absorb the food moment, their self is agreeing to eat first also by no means, the cackle field is calling the chicken young out only.

He learned to do what prairie chickens do: scratch in the dirt for seeds and insects, cluck and cackle and fly just a few feet off the ground with wings thrashing in the wind.