Definition
Definition of cackler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The cackler in the audience disrupted the quiet scene of the play..
2.
farmyard soundRare hen or other fowl making loud laughlike cry, often after layingRare
- The cackler filled the yard with noise after the egg was laid.
Origin of cackler
English, cackle (laugh) + -er (one who does)
Examples of cackler in a sentence
Everyone turned to look at the cackler during the meeting. At dawn, the loudest cackler woke everyone in the farmhouse. The farmer could identify each cackler by its distinctive call after laying.
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- French:ricaneur, poule qui caquette, ...
- German:Lachender, gackernde Henne, ...
- Italian:sghignazzatore, gallina che schiamazza, ...
- Spanish:risueño, gallina clueca, ...
- Portuguese:risonho, galinha que cacareja alto, ...
- Chinese:大笑的人, 咯咯叫的母鸡, ...
- Japanese:大笑いする人, ニワトリ, ...
- Arabic:ضحوك, دَجاجَة تُطلِقُ صَوتًا صاخِبًا بَعدَ وَضعِ البَيضِ, ...
- Hebrew:צֹחֲקָן, מְקַרְקֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:хохотун, кудахтающая курица, ...
- Ukrainian:реготун, курка, що гучно кудкудакає, ...
- Hindi:ठहाके लगाने वाला, मुर्गी, ...
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