squawks Synonyms
squawks Meaning
squawks
to complain or protest loudly or vehemently, to utter a harsh abrupt scream, a harsh short scream, a noisy complaint, a harsh abrupt scream, to complain or protest loudly or forcefully, to utter a harsh short scream
squawks Sentence Examples
- The parrot's squawks echoed through the living room, startling the guests.
- The baby's persistent squawks kept the parents awake all night.
- The injured bird's squawks alerted the hiker to its condition.
- The seagulls' squawks drowned out the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.
- The teacher's squawks of frustration could be heard down the hallway.
- The old woman's squawks of pain made her neighbors worry about her well-being.
- The angry child's squawks of protest reached all the way to the front yard.
- The chainsaw's squawks filled the air as the lumberjack felled the tree.
- The car's squawks and groans indicated that it was in dire need of repair.
- The squawks of the radio interrupted the peaceful silence of the evening.
FAQs About the word squawks
to complain or protest loudly or vehemently, to utter a harsh abrupt scream, a harsh short scream, a noisy complaint, a harsh abrupt scream, to complain or prot
grievances,whines, complaints, moans, fusses, murmurs, whimpers, gripes, grouses, objections
plaudits,compliments, commendations, praises, approvals,acclaim, sanctions, endorsements, applauses,indorsements
The parrot's squawks echoed through the living room, startling the guests.
The baby's persistent squawks kept the parents awake all night.
The injured bird's squawks alerted the hiker to its condition.
The seagulls' squawks drowned out the sound of the waves crashing on the shore.
