klicket Antonyms
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Meaning of klicket
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klicket (n.)
A small postern or gate in a palisade, for the passage of sallying parties.
klicket Sentence Examples
- She had a mischievous klicket in her eye, suggesting she was up to no good.
- The rustling leaves made a klicket sound, reminding him of the fragile beauty of nature.
- The rhythmic sound of the horseshoes striking the pavement created a klicket sound that was both soothing and mesmerizing.
- The old man's cane klicketed against the cobblestone street as he slowly made his way down the alley.
- The ballerina's heels klicketed against the wooden stage floor as she twirled and leapt with grace.
- The sound of the rain klicketing against the windowpane lulled her to sleep.
- The sound of my fingernails klicketing against the keyboard filled the room as I typed furiously.
- The sound of my dog's tags klicketing against his collar as he ran around the yard filled me with joy.
- The sound of the wind klicketing through the trees was a reminder of the power of nature.
- The klicket of the door handle turning signaled that someone was entering the room.
FAQs About the word klicket
A small postern or gate in a palisade, for the passage of sallying parties.
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She had a mischievous klicket in her eye, suggesting she was up to no good.
The rustling leaves made a klicket sound, reminding him of the fragile beauty of nature.
The rhythmic sound of the horseshoes striking the pavement created a klicket sound that was both soothing and mesmerizing.
The old man's cane klicketed against the cobblestone street as he slowly made his way down the alley.
