birdcall
/ˈbɜrdˌkɔl/Definitions
1. noun
the sound made by a bird, especially as a form of communication or warning.
“She recorded the different birdcalls of the forest during her morning walk.”
2. verb
to imitate or reproduce the sound of a bird, especially as a form of mimicry or communication.
“The young bird was able to birdcall like its mother, which helped it attract a mate.”
3. verb
to call or summon someone, especially in a loud or insistent manner.
“The alarm went off and I had to birdcall my roommate to get up on time.”