squawk

Instead, the backing track squawked for a second and then dead air filled the room, with nary a patriotic chord to be heard.

Massive winter waves exploded against rocks, sea lions barked and squawking gulls joined the symphony.

Not a peep from all the “originalists,” incidentally, whose squawks could be heard for miles when the Supreme Court found, in Roe v.

It squawked in protest as he cupped it in his palm before relaxing, relenting to his gentle caress.

Since this show came out, now people squawk chicken noises at me in the street.