croaking (Meaning)

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croaking (n)

a harsh hoarse utterance (as of a frog)

As night fell, the frogs began croaking loudly in the nearby pond.
The sound of croaking echoed through the swamp, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The croaking of the crows signaled the approach of a storm.
She awoke to the sound of birds croaking outside her window.
In the distance, the bullfrog's deep croaking could be heard over the stillness of the night.
The old well had become a breeding ground for toads, their croaking filling the air.
The eerie croaking of the frogs added to the mystique of the moonlit forest.
He imitated the croaking of a frog to entertain the children gathered around the campfire.
The symphony of croaking frogs provided a calming backdrop to the evening's festivities.
The croaking of the bullfrogs was a familiar sound during the summer nights in the countryside.

a harsh hoarse utterance (as of a frog)

husky,hoarse, gruff, gravel, scratchy, rasping, coarse, gravelly, grating,raspy

sweet, golden, golden, soothing,liquid, mellifluous, smooth, mellow, soft, soothing

As night fell, the frogs began croaking loudly in the nearby pond.

The sound of croaking echoed through the swamp, creating an eerie atmosphere.

The croaking of the crows signaled the approach of a storm.

She awoke to the sound of birds croaking outside her window.