crow

US /kroʊ/
UK /kroʊ/
"crow" picture
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a large perching bird with a harsh call and typically glossy black plumage

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A crow landed on the fence post.
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The sound of crows filled the morning air.
1.

(of a rooster) make a characteristic loud cry

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The rooster began to crow as the sun rose.
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We heard the rooster crow from afar.
2.

(of a person) make a sound of pleasure or triumph

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The baby began to crow with delight.
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He loved to crow about his achievements.
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