Sentences

cackle in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Cackle: a loud, harsh laugh or cry, often associated with amusement or wickedness.

Sample Sentences

  1. The witch's cackle echoed through the dark forest.
  2. As the joke reached its punchline, she couldn't help but cackle.
  3. The children burst into laughter, their cackles filling the air.
  4. A raven perched on the branch, letting out a cackle that startled passersby.
  5. Her cackle was so infectious that soon everyone was laughing along.
  6. The comedian's cackle was a signature sound that delighted the audience.
  7. He gave a sly cackle as he plotted his next mischievous prank.
  8. The haunted house featured a spooky soundtrack of distant cackling.
  9. After winning the game, she let out a triumphant cackle of joy.
  10. The old woman in the story was known for her eerie cackle at night.
  11. The witch let out a menacing cackle that echoed through the dark forest.
  12. As the punchline of his joke landed, he couldn’t help but cackle with laughter.
  13. The children watched in delight as the hen cackled proudly after laying an egg.
  14. Her cackle filled the room, bringing an infectious joy to the gathering.
  15. He cackled maniacally, sending shivers down the spines of those around him.
  16. The comedian's cackle was so distinctive that the audience immediately recognized him.
  17. With a cackle that could wake the dead, she announced her surprise party plans.
  18. The crow perched on the fence and let out a loud cackle, startling the nearby squirrels.
  19. In the distance, the cackle of laughter from the party drifted through the air.
  20. She couldn’t stifle her cackle when she saw the ridiculous costume her friend was wearing.

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