ca-ca

How to use ca-ca in a sentence

• I-I-I ca-ca-canno-no-not sp-speak your language wi-wi-withou-ou-out st—st-stammering.

  In Story-land | Elizabeth Harrison

• "I ca-ca-ca-nt stand th-th-at," said Catlin, his eyes flashing with indignation.

  Jack in the Forecastle | John Sherburne Sleeper

• I occasionally fired a shot at them, and the only answer I got was a quick "ca-ca!"

  The Puddleford Papers, | H. H. Riley

• "Fortunately we have ca-ca-Ca-balluco there," said the canon's niece.

  Dona Perfecta | B. Perez Galdos

• Your cousin, Mrs. Clinton, says you are a ca-ca-cat, Mrs. Lee.

  Democracy An American Novel | Henry Adams