Use "cackled" in a sentence
1. The hens cackled in alarm.
2. A police car radio cackled raucously.
3. They have cackled on for hours.
4. To utter in Cackles: Cackled a sarcastic reply
5. Laugh, giggle, chuckle The old lady Cackled with glee.
6. She Cackled, pleased to have produced so dramatic a reaction.
7. 19 The young workers cackled their discontent with poor pay.
8. Synonyms for Cooed include murmured, sounded, uttered, wooed, gurgled, crooned, clucked, cackled, chucked and clacked
9. Antonyms for Bawled include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared
10. Synonyms for Blabbed include babbled, chattered, gabbed, gabbled, jabbered, prattled, cackled, chaffered, chatted and chinned
11. Antonyms for Blubbed include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared
12. Synonyms for Chuckled include chortled, giggled, tittered, laughed, snickered, sniggered, cackled, crowed, crew and hee-hawed
13. Synonyms for Chortled include chuckled, laughed, cackled, giggled, tittered, guffawed, crowed, crew, hee-hawed and roared
14. Synonyms for Clucked include cackled, chucked, clacked, cooed, squawked, made a commotion, crowed, crew, screeched and cried
15. Antonyms for Blubbered include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared
16. 14 Mad machines gibbered, cackled, screeched insanely and blasted each other with sudden bursts of machine gun fire.
17. Synonyms for Brayed include neighed, whinnied, hee-hawed, bellowed, heehawed, hinnied, screeched, barked, cackled and called
18. 7 Mad machines gibbered, cackled, screeched insanely and blasted each other with sudden bursts of machine gun fire.
19. Synonyms for Cachinnated include cackled, roared, guffawed, broke up, broken up, died laughing, laughed one's head off, split your sides, burst out laughing and split one's sides
20. Kamala Harris was confronted by a reporter on the “Help is Here” tour and Harris was so caught off guard that she Awkwardly cackled her way through an answer
21. / ˈkæk·əl / to make the loud sound of a chicken, or (of a person) to laugh or talk in a loud, high voice: The hens Cackled in alarm.
22. Cackle (verb) talk or utter in a cackling manner; "The women Cackled when they saw the movie star step out of the limousine" Cackle (verb) squawk shrilly and loudly, characteristic of hens
23. Cackle: 1 v emit a loud, unpleasant kind of laughing Type of: express joy , express mirth , laugh produce laughter v talk or utter in a cackling manner “The women Cackled when they saw the movie star step out of the limousine” Type of: mouth , speak , talk , utter , verbalise , verbalize express in speech v squawk shrilly and loudly,
24. Inflections of 'Cackle' (v): (⇒ conjugate) Cackles v 3rd person singular cackling v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb--for example, "a singing bird," "It is singing." Cackled v past verb, past simple: Past tense--for example, "He saw the man."