croaky
[ kroh-kee ]
Origin of croaky
1Other words from croaky
- croak·i·ly, adverb
- croak·i·ness, noun
Words Nearby croaky
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How to use croaky in a sentence
Old croaky was a granddaddy bullfrog with whom they were very well acquainted, for he sang for them every evening.
Every Girl's Book | George F. ButlerWard: Is there anything now has a sound like the croaky screech of a jackdaw?
Seven Short Plays | Lady Gregory"Or a magpie," answered she, with a capital imitation of Mistress Mag's croaky voice.
The Little Lame Prince | Miss Mulock--Pseudonym of Maria Dinah Craik"I s'pose she has got her hands full with Miss croaky, anyway," chattered Jill, bobbing up and under again.
Standard Selections | Various"Dear me," cried Puss to Mrs. Duck and he looked about him for the owner of the sad croaky voice.
Puss Junior and Robinson Crusoe | David Cory
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