gaggle (Meaning)
Wordnet
gaggle (n)
a flock of geese
Wordnet
gaggle (v)
make a noise characteristic of a goose
Webster
gaggle (v. i.)
To make a noise like a goose; to cackle.
A flock of wild geese.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gaggle
gaggle Sentence Examples
- A gaggle of geese honked in unison as they soared through the sky.
- The schoolyard was filled with a gaggle of children chattering excitedly.
- A gaggle of reporters crowded around the mayor, eager for a statement.
- The gaggle of friends erupted in laughter as they shared a joke.
- A gaggle of tourists flocked to the historic landmark for a guided tour.
- The gaggle of hikers made their way through the dense undergrowth, their footsteps barely audible.
- A gaggle of lawyers huddled together, discussing their strategy for the upcoming trial.
- The gaggle of scientists conducted experiments with meticulous precision, searching for new discoveries.
- A gaggle of teenagers gathered at the mall, their laughter reverberating through the corridors.
- The gaggle of politicians debated the merits of the proposed bill, their voices raised in impassioned speeches.
FAQs About the word gaggle
a flock of geese, make a noise characteristic of a gooseTo make a noise like a goose; to cackle., A flock of wild geese.
pod, plump, school, colony, covey,swarm, herd, flock,pack,drove
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A gaggle of geese honked in unison as they soared through the sky.
The schoolyard was filled with a gaggle of children chattering excitedly.
A gaggle of reporters crowded around the mayor, eager for a statement.
The gaggle of friends erupted in laughter as they shared a joke.
