CACKLED Meaning and
Definition
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Cackled is a verb that refers to the vocalization made by a hen or other bird, carrying a distinct shrill and sharp sound. It is often characterized as a series of high-pitched, repetitive, and rapid sounds, typically made by a bird when it is excited, agitated, or laying an egg. The cackle sound has been commonly associated with hens specifically, as they are known for their distinctive vocalization.
The term "cackled" can also metaphorically refer to a person laughing or speaking in a similar fashion to the cackle of a bird. In this context, it implies a loud, gleeful, and perhaps slightly raucous laughter. It is used to describe a laugh that is high-pitched, unpleasant, or at times even perceived as mocking or sinister.
Furthermore, the word "cackled" can be used in a more general sense to describe any rapid and noisy speech or laughter that may lack refinement or sophistication. It suggests a somewhat chaotic or disorganized manner of communication, often accompanied by a sense of excitement or amusement. The term can additionally connote a sense of delight, sometimes even mischievousness, in the person uttering the cackle.
Overall, cackled represents a vibrant and vivid vocalization emitted by birds, particularly hens, and metaphorically refers to laughter or speech that shares some of its characteristics – both in terms of sound and emotional expression.
Common Misspellings for CACKLED
Etymology of CACKLED
The word "cackled" is derived from the older verb "cacklen", which can be traced back to Middle English and probably originated from imitative or onomatopoeic roots. Its earliest recorded usage dates back to the 15th century, and it has remained relatively unchanged in its meaning and pronunciation since then. "Cackled" denotes the sound made by a hen or similar bird, typically in the form of a shrill, harsh, and repetitive series of vocalizations.
Similar spelling words for CACKLED
- caulked,
- called,
- jacked,
- Cocked,
- cockle,
- cackle,
- Calked,
- Cackled,
- Caked,
- crackled,
- Tackled,
- cackles.
Conjugate verb Cackled
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