clack in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

CLACK (verb): to make a sharp, abrupt sound, typically produced by striking together two hard objects or by the action of keys being pressed.

The two wooden blocks made a satisfying clack when they struck each other.
As she typed away on her keyboard, the clack of the keys filled the quiet room.
The horse's hooves made a rhythmic clack against the cobblestone street.
With each step, his shoes produced a loud clack on the hardwood floor.
The children cheered as they watched the dominoes clack down in a perfect line.
The sound of her heels began to clack against the marble floor as she walked briskly down the hallway.
He heard the clack of the chess pieces being moved across the board during the intense match.
As the train approached the station, the wheels made a rhythmic clack against the tracks.
The children giggled as they played with the clacking toys, enjoying the noise they produced.
She could hear the clack of the typewriter keys as her grandfather typed out his stories late into the night.
The old wooden shutters began to clack loudly as the wind picked up.
She could hear the clack of the heels on the pavement as her friend approached.
The chess pieces made a satisfying clack as they moved across the board.
With every step, the child's toy clacked, drawing smiles from the passersby.
He tried to fix the broken clock, but all it did was clack without keeping time.