Object

• chicken: Experiments are ongoing, and Hemlock Cottage is therefore alive with the sound of clucking chickens.

• sound: During the latter part of the winter, you may be lucky enough to hear their song, which comprises squeaky, clucking sounds.

• noise: A women with an aged ballerina's face peered at him making a clucking noise.

• hen: At the egg section, another button sets off a chorus of clucking hens.

Preposition: like

• chicken: Normally reserved, sensible adults are suddenly walking around the stage clucking like chickens or singing at the top of their lungs.

• hen: Nanny might cluck like a hen, but she was kindly and one hundred per cent loyal to the entire family.

Modifying Another Word

• still: Hi G glad to see you are still clucking around!

• then: Grams: Siren, then bagpipes, then explosion, then clucking chicken Crun: Answer that phone!

• n't: I do n't cluck my tongue because, frankly, the " 12 " rating does have problems.

Adjective modifier

• fast: Once the geese get close you can begin using the landing call the " fast cluck " as I call it.

Noun used with modifier

• chicken: The cows moo, the sheep baa and the chickens cluck [ This review seems to have suddenly turned into a primary school song!