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Croak meaning
A faint, harsh sound made in the throat. | The call of a frog or toad. | The harsh call of various birds, such as the raven or corncrake, or other creatures.
Synonyms of Croak
Example sentences (10)
Croak, croak; meow, meow - these too are Mu!
Knowing he could potentially get kicked off Fox NFL Sunday by or another younger personality, Bradshaw attempted to remind network higher-ups about the benefits of keeping an aging broadcaster, like the potential to see them croak on live TV.
Thankfully, the staff provided me with tea and a microphone, and I was able to croak out my statement in a somewhat sensible fashion.
Bullfrogs croak and Yaqui topminnows wiggle through the pool once fed solely by natural artesian wells pulling ancient water from an aquifer.
David King would have dismissed the croak in his throat and slight fever as the dregs of jet-lag after flying home from an Aspen skiing holiday.
Soon as our new money is in their grubbly hands, they’ll be off the hell out of Alberta and the tarsands will croak — what will kenney do then?
Get the facts straight when you croak.
He has released three critically acclaimed records throughout his career, with his second album, “When Bullfrogs Croak,” receiving a Grammy award nomination in 2004.
The wind will continue to blow and frogs will croak through mating season.
Advertisement call of male Atelopus franciscus The call or croak of a frog is unique to its species.