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caw
[ kaw ]
noun
- the harsh, grating cry of the crow, raven, etc.
verb (used without object)
- to utter this cry or a similar sound.
caw
1/ kɔː /
noun
- the cry of a crow, rook, or raven
verb
- intr to make this cry
CAW
2abbreviation for
- Canadian Auto Workers (trade union)
Word History and Origins
Origin of caw1
Word History and Origins
Origin of caw1
Example Sentences
Brittany Shemuga bathes the intimate stage with the dappled sunlight of a fall day, and David Lamont Wilson’s appealing sound design includes coos, caws, chirps, and pecking sounds.
“Black Skinhead” contains a galloping beat layered with heavy breathing, tribal drums, CAW!
Wk-mi-ser, Corn; a warrior of distinction, of the Ne-caw-ee-gee band.
You fellows stay here out of sight and caw like a crow if they make any move before I am ready for them.
"He's surrounding something," said Bill, giving a caw so loud it must have almost scared the crows up in the Bellows Pipe.
Bill propped himself up on one elbow and gave such a yell that it scared the neighbors, and ended with a caw.
On the west bank of the river was encamped Brown's company, which passed us whilst we were organizing at Caw River.
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