kluck

¹

[kluhk]

verb (used with or without object)

1. cluck.

Kluck

²

[klook]

noun

1. Alexander von 1846–1934, German general.

Example Sentences

“That men who have retreated for ten days, sleeping on the ground and half-dead with fatigue, should be able to take up their rifles and attack when the bugle sounds, is a thing upon which we never counted,” said German general Alexander von Kluck.

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“It was a monumental undertaking,” said Roger Kluck, the director of Projects for a Civil Society, the local chapter of AVP.

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“All of us are mad at Mrs. Kluck for being so gross to Mrs. Hameed. So I came up with a great idea.”

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But without Mrs. Kluck’s ice cream machine, that’s never going to happen.

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Sara’s mom tries to greet the kids, but Mrs. Kluck talks over her.

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