crow
Pronunciation: [kroʊ]
Word
Context: "nature"
(noun) a large black bird known for its loud cawing sound. Crows are clever and often found in groups. They can be seen in parks or flying in the sky.
Example
Yesterday, I saw a crow sitting on a tree branch.
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I didn’t see any crows in the park today; it was very quiet.
Example
Have you ever seen a crow in your backyard?
Context: "behavior"
(verb) to make a loud, sharp cry like a bird, especially a crow. When someone is really happy about something they did, they might crow with joy.
Example
After winning the game, he crowed with delight.
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She didn't crow about her success; she preferred to be humble.
Example
Why did he crow so loudly when he finished the project?
Context: "celebration"
(verb) to brag or talk proudly about an achievement. This is usually done in a way that can be seen as showing off.
Example
She crowed about her high score in the test to her friends.
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He doesn't crow about his accomplishments; he stays modest.
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Is it okay to crow about your victories?
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