cluck in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Cluck: to make a short, sharp sound characteristic of a hen, or to express disbelief or disapproval in a similar manner.

The hen began to cluck softly as her chicks gathered around her.
He couldn't help but cluck in disbelief at the outrageous claim.
As she walked past the farm, the sound of clucking chickens filled the air.
Every time the rooster crowed, the hens responded with a chorus of clucks.
The children laughed as they imitated the clucking sound of the chickens.
The hen began to cluck softly as her chicks pecked around her.
He couldn't help but cluck in amusement at the silly antics of the puppy.
As the farmer approached, the flock of chickens started to cluck excitedly.
She made a clucking sound to imitate the chickens, causing everyone to laugh.
The old timer would often cluck his tongue in disapproval at the young folks' antics.
The hen began to cluck softly as she settled down to lay her eggs.
In the quiet barn, the sound of clucking filled the air, signaling the arrival of the chickens.
As the farmer approached, the startled flock began to cluck nervously and scatter.
Children laughed as they imitated the clucking of chickens during the farm tour.
The old wooden fence creaked as the clucking of the hens echoed in the serene morning.