Squawk

Pronunciation: /ˈskwɔːk/

Squawk (verb)

  1. to make a loud, harsh sound like a bird
  2. to complain or protest loudly and angrily

Examples

  • The parrot squawked loudly in the morning.
  • Birds squawk when they are startled.

Common collocations: squawk loudly, squawk in alarm, squawk about, squawk loudly, loud squawk

Squawk (noun)

  1. a loud, harsh noise made by a bird
  2. a loud and angry complaint or protest

Examples

  • The squawk of the seagull echoed across the beach.
  • A sudden squawk interrupted the silence.

Synonyms of Squawk

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Squawk

  • quiet communication