oink Synonyms
oink Meaning
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oink (n)
the short low gruff noise of the kind made by hogs
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oink (v)
utter a high-pitched cry, characteristic of pigs
oink Sentence Examples
- The hungry piglet emitted a high-pitched oink, demanding its mother's attention.
- As the farmer approached, the pigs erupted in a chorus of oinks, hoping for a meal.
- The oink of a lone pig echoed through the empty barn, a sound of solitude.
- The pig's oink was a mixture of hunger, frustration, and amusement.
- The sound of the pig's oink reverberated through the surrounding hills, alerting the other animals.
- The farmer's oink-like voice startled the pigs, causing them to scamper away.
- The pig's oink was a symphony of animal noises, expressing a range of emotions.
- The group of pigs oinked in unison, creating a cacophony that deafened anyone nearby.
- The piglet's oink was so loud and insistent that it could be heard from miles away.
- As the pig oinked, its tail wagged furiously, indicating its excitement or agitation.
FAQs About the word oink
the short low gruff noise of the kind made by hogs, utter a high-pitched cry, characteristic of pigs
squawk, crake, bark, whinny, cluck, squeak, squeal, yip, coo, trumpet
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The hungry piglet emitted a high-pitched oink, demanding its mother's attention.
As the farmer approached, the pigs erupted in a chorus of oinks, hoping for a meal.
The oink of a lone pig echoed through the empty barn, a sound of solitude.
The pig's oink was a mixture of hunger, frustration, and amusement.
