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Secondly, readers should not cluck their satisfaction so blithely over economic sanctions.

It used to be cute, and adults would shake their heads and cluck their tongues.

Whenever they get hungry, the mamma hen will come to the door of the house and cluck.

While feeding it utters a low-sounding cluck, cluck, at short intervals.

I know all the birds say when they twitter and chirp, caw and coo, gobble and cluck.

She can cluck, cluck them close up to her, and often she catches them.

There they sit for a short time, when their leader gives a loud “cluck.”

Three distinct sounds are produced: "Puff, cluck, b-o-o-r-r-r-m-i."

He couldn't afford to have this chance smashed by a cluck like Garret.

The hot retort from Barrett ended in his throat with a cluck.