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croak Definition and Meaning in English (croak definition)

verb
Synonyms:cawgrunt
Quick Answer • Definition

Croak definition: To make a low, hoarse sound, typically characteristic of a frog or raven.

Definitions of Croak

  1. 1verb

    To make a low, hoarse sound, typically characteristic of a frog or raven.

  2. 2verb(informal)

    To die, especially in a sudden or unexpected manner (informal).

  3. 3noun

    A low, hoarse sound, such as that made by a frog or raven.

Example Sentences

“The frog began to croak loudly after the rain.”

“He was afraid he might croak if he didn't get help soon.”

“We heard a distinct croak from the bushes.”

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Inflected Word Forms

third person singularcroaks
past tensecroaked
past participlecroaked
present participlecroaking

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Croak definition: To make a low, hoarse sound, typically characteristic of a frog or raven.
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'Croak' translates to 'croak' in English. Croak definition: To make a low, hoarse sound, typically characteristic of a frog or raven.
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