bleat
/bleɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A loud, high-pitched cry, especially of a sheep or goat.
“The flock of sheep let out a loud bleat as they grazed in the field.”
2. verb
To make a loud, high-pitched cry, especially of a sheep or goat.
“The lamb bleated for its mother.”
3. verb
To make a high-pitched sound, often in imitation of an animal.
“The child bleated like a sheep when he saw the petting zoo.”
4. interjection
An expression of surprise or excitement.
“Bleat! What a wonderful surprise!”