squawk
/ˈskɔːk/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, harsh cry, typically made by a bird, especially one that is excited, alarmed, or warning others
“The parrot let out a loud squawk as it flew overhead.”
2. verb
to make a loud, harsh cry, typically as a bird does when excited, alarmed, or warning others
“The rooster squawked loudly at dawn, announcing the start of a new day.”
3. noun
a loud, harsh, and usually short utterance, especially one that is a sudden expression of excitement, anger, or warning
“The crowd erupted in a collective squawk as the team scored the winning goal.”
4. verb
to utter or make a loud, harsh cry
“The tourists squawked as they saw the exotic birds in the jungle.”