cackled
ˈkækəld
Definition

Definition of cackled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

cackle soundsounding like a cackle
  • The cackled tone of the radio was unsettling.
  • The cackled laughter echoed through the empty halls.
  • Her cackled voice made the story even scarier.
harsh raspy
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Origin of cackled

Middle Dutch, kakelen (to chatter)

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  1. French:strident, ...
  2. German:gackernd, ...
  3. Italian:stridulo, ...
  4. Spanish:carcajeante, ...
  5. Portuguese:cacarejante, ...
  6. Chinese:发出咯咯声的, ...
  7. Japanese:カカカと笑う, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَقَهْقِه, ...
  9. Hebrew:צוֹרְמָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:хриплый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:як регіт, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्कश, ...
cackle
ˈkækəl

Definition of cackle - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
laughinglaugh in a loud, harsh way
  • She cackled at the joke, drawing attention from everyone..
chortle guffaw laugh
2.
communicationtalk in a silly or excessive manner
  • They cackled on about the latest gossip.
babble chatter prattle
3.
animal soundTECH.make a sharp, broken noise like a henTECH.
  • The hens cackle loudly every morning.
chuckle cluck squawk

Noun

1.
soundloud, harsh laughter
  • Her cackle could be heard across the room..
giggle laugh
2.
noisefutile or excessively noisy talk
  • The meeting was full of pointless cackle.
babble chatter
3.
zoologyTECH.group of hyenasTECH.
  • A cackle of hyenas approached the watering hole.
clan pack
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  • cackle: group of hyenas
    group of hyenas

Expressions with cackle

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stop talking and start working
Let's cut the cackle and get down to business.

Origin of cackle

Middle Dutch, kaken (to chatter)

Examples of cackle in a sentence

  • The witch cackled menacingly in the dark.
  • She cackled with her friends all night.
  • The group cackled over their inside jokes.
  • The geese began to cackle at dawn.
  • The witch cackled as she stirred her potion.
  • The witch's cackle echoed in the dark forest.

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  1. French:glousser, rire rauque, ...
  2. German:laut lachen, gackerndes Lachen, ...
  3. Italian:sghignazzare, sghignazzata, ...
  4. Spanish:carcajear, risotada, ...
  5. Portuguese:rir estridentemente, risada alta, ...
  6. Chinese:咯咯笑, 嘎嘎笑, ...
  7. Japanese:甲高い笑い, 高笑い, ...
  8. Arabic:قَهْقَهَ, قَهْقَهَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקַרְקֵר, קִרְקוּר, ...
  10. Russian:хохотать, гогот, ...
  11. Ukrainian:реготати, регіт, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्कश हँसी, कहकहा, ...

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