ALL meanings of squawk
squawk
S s - intransitive verb squawk bird: screech 1
- noun squawk bird's harsh cry, screech 1
- verb without object squawk to utter a loud, harsh cry, as a duck or other fowl when frightened. 1
- verb without object squawk Informal. to complain loudly and vehemently. 1
- verb with object squawk to utter or give forth with a squawk. 1
- noun squawk a loud, harsh cry or sound. 1
- noun squawk Informal. a loud, vehement complaint. 1
- noun squawk the black-crowned night heron. See under night heron. 1
- verb squawk When a bird squawks, it makes a loud harsh noise. 0
- verb squawk Squawk is also a noun. 0
- verb squawk If a person squawks, they complain loudly, often in a high-pitched, harsh tone. 0
- noun squawk a loud raucous cry; screech 0
- noun squawk a loud complaint or protest 0
- verb squawk to utter a squawk or with a squawk 0
- verb squawk to complain loudly 0
- intransitive verb squawk to utter a loud, harsh cry, as a parrot or chicken 0
- intransitive verb squawk to complain or protest, esp. in a loud or raucous voice 0
- verb transitive squawk to utter in a squawk 0
- noun squawk a loud, harsh cry 0
- noun squawk a loud, raucous complaint or protest 0
- noun squawk the black-crowned night heron 0