cackler
ˈkæklər
Definition

Definition of cackler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
laughing personRareperson who laughs loudly and frequentlyRare
  • The cackler in the audience disrupted the quiet scene of the play..
giggler laugher
2.
farmyard soundRarehen or other fowl making loud laughlike cry, often after layingRare
  • The cackler filled the yard with noise after the egg was laid.
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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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  1. French:ricaneur, poule qui caquette, ...
  2. German:Lachender, gackernde Henne, ...
  3. Italian:sghignazzatore, gallina che schiamazza, ...
  4. Spanish:risueño, gallina clueca, ...
  5. Portuguese:risonho, galinha que cacareja alto, ...
  6. Chinese:大笑的人, 咯咯叫的母鸡, ...
  7. Japanese:大笑いする人, ニワトリ, ...
  8. Arabic:ضحوك, دَجاجَة تُطلِقُ صَوتًا صاخِبًا بَعدَ وَضعِ البَيضِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:צֹחֲקָן, מְקַרְקֶרֶת, ...
  10. Russian:хохотун, кудахтающая курица, ...
  11. Ukrainian:реготун, курка, що гучно кудкудакає, ...
  12. Hindi:ठहाके लगाने वाला, मुर्गी, ...
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