cawed (Meaning)

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cawed (imp. & p. p.)

of Caw

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The crow cawed loudly from its perch atop the old oak tree, announcing the break of dawn.
As the children approached, the crows cawed in unison, warning of their presence.
From the misty marshland, the heron cawed its haunting call, echoing across the water.
Startled by the sudden noise, the cat arched its back as the crows cawed nearby.
High above, the eagle cawed its majestic cry, soaring effortlessly on the thermal currents.
In the distance, the rooster crowed while the crows cawed in response, creating a cacophony of sound.
Despite the darkness of night, the owls cawed softly, their calls carrying through the silent woods.
The farmer's dog barked furiously as the crows cawed overhead, plotting their next move.
With a mouth full of berries, the crow cawed triumphantly, claiming its prize.
Through the window, the girl watched as the crows cawed, their black forms silhouetted against the fiery sunset.

of Caw

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The crow cawed loudly from its perch atop the old oak tree, announcing the break of dawn.

As the children approached, the crows cawed in unison, warning of their presence.

From the misty marshland, the heron cawed its haunting call, echoing across the water.

Startled by the sudden noise, the cat arched its back as the crows cawed nearby.