coo Synonyms
coo Meaning
coo (n)
the sound made by a pigeon
coo (v)
speak softly or lovingly
cry softly, as of pigeons
coo Sentence Examples
- The dove began to coo softly as it perched on the branch outside my window.
- Walking through the park, I heard the gentle cooing of pigeons echoing around me.
- The mother bird would often coo to her chicks, comforting them with her soothing sounds.
- Sitting on the porch swing, I enjoyed the peaceful cooing of the turtledoves in the nearby trees.
- As I approached the nest, the mother bird greeted me with a cautious coo.
- The mourning dove's mournful coo echoed through the forest, creating a serene atmosphere.
- In the early morning, the cooing of the birds signaled the start of a new day.
- Watching the pigeons on the city streets, I marveled at how they communicated with their distinct cooing.
- The sound of cooing filled the aviary as visitors admired the diverse array of bird species.
- Nestled in the tree branches, the lovebirds cooed to each other, expressing their affection in melodious tones.
FAQs About the word coo
the sound made by a pigeon, speak softly or lovingly, cry softly, as of pigeons
gurgle, sigh, moan, gasp, purr, murmur,whisper, rustle, babble, hum
scream, yell, yell, yelp, howl, squeal, screech, yelp, screech, shriek
The dove began to coo softly as it perched on the branch outside my window.
Walking through the park, I heard the gentle cooing of pigeons echoing around me.
The mother bird would often coo to her chicks, comforting them with her soothing sounds.
Sitting on the porch swing, I enjoyed the peaceful cooing of the turtledoves in the nearby trees.
