croaks (Meaning)
croaks
kill entry 1 sense 1, to utter in a hoarse raucous voice, die, to make a deep harsh sound, to speak in a hoarse throaty voice, a hoarse harsh cry or sound, die entry 1 sense 1, grumble sense 1, kill, grumble sense 1, complain
Synonyms & Antonyms of croaks
croaks Sentence Examples
- The raven's croaks echoed through the eerie silence of the forest.
- The chorus of croaking frogs filled the air near the pond.
- As the end drew near, the dying man's croaks became more faint.
- The old professor croaked out his lecture in a voice that was barely audible.
- The broken record croaked and skipped, marring the beloved melody.
- The injured seagull croaked pitifully, its voice a plea for help.
- The croaking sound of the rusty hinge grated on his nerves.
- The croaking of the bullfrogs drowned out the other sounds of the swamp.
- The croaking of the crickets became an incessant backdrop for the summer night.
- The hoarse croak of the auctioneer's voice announced the start of the bidding.
FAQs About the word croaks
kill entry 1 sense 1, to utter in a hoarse raucous voice, die, to make a deep harsh sound, to speak in a hoarse throaty voice, a hoarse harsh cry or sound, die
screams, moans, mutters, whines,complains, whimpers, murmurs, whinges, crabs, kvetches
rejoices, accepts, tolerates, endures, takes, bears, delights, cheers,crows, commends
The raven's croaks echoed through the eerie silence of the forest.
The chorus of croaking frogs filled the air near the pond.
As the end drew near, the dying man's croaks became more faint.
The old professor croaked out his lecture in a voice that was barely audible.
