kaw in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

KAW (noun): the harsh, cawing sound made by a crow or similar bird.

The sound of the crow's kaw echoed through the quiet forest.
She couldn't help but laugh at the way her friend mimicked the kaw of a bird.
As the sun set, the kaw of the ravens signaled the end of the day.
His impression of a kaw was so realistic that it startled everyone around him.
In folklore, the kaw of the crow is often seen as a harbinger of change.