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Often used in the same context:
mewl,
warble,
wail,
quaver,
cackle,
shrilling,
throaty,
chuff,
gurgle,
rasp,
growl,
bray,
trill,
croon,
shriek,
ribbit,
squawk,
nasal twang,
phlegmy,
whinny,
mumble,
guttural,
bellowing,
howl,
hiss,
caw,
yowl,
chirrup,
keening,
falsetto,
yelps,
winter wren,
clucks,
hoofbeats,
chunter,
caterwaul,
holler,
twittery,
snuffle,
tinkle,
whisper,
huskiness,
yodels,
chitter,
tweedle,
screech,
sibilant,
gooseflesh,
droning,
reedy,
voice,
bellbirds,
runty,
yawp,
meow,
purr,
burble,
clomp,
twanger,
mewing,
plotz,
spring peeper,
skylark,
exhalations,
fart,
boop,
shrieker,
bleats,
singin,
froggy,
simpers,
screechers,
mutters,
mooing,
muzak,
harrumph,
lilt,
dulcet,
leathery,
retch,
diphthongs,
moan,
whine,
murmur,
chiffchaff,
belch,
chortle,
cloy,
babbling,
hallelujahs,
glottal,
sighs,
nightingale,
baa,
swamp,
diminuendo,
chirps,
clop,
squeal,
basso profundo,
indri,
basso,
squeak,
whimper,
bleat,
creak,
moans,
cry,
rattle,
groan,
grunt,
hoot
More general:
complain,
decease,
die,
emit,
exit,
expire,
go,
kick,
kvetch,
let loose,
let out,
pass away,
perish,
plain,
quetch,
sound off,
utter,
utterance
Synonyms:
buy the farm,
choke,
conk,
croaking,
cronk,
die suddenly,
die unexpectedly,
drop dead,
gnarl,
grumble,
kick the bucket,
murmur,
mutter,
pop off,
snuff it
Also try:
— Adjectives for croak:
hoarse,
harsh,
loud,
low,
deep,
dry,
dismal,
guttural,
occasional,
strangled,
feeble,
more...
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