CROWED Meaning and
Definition
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The term "crowed" is primarily a verb that is used to describe the act of uttering a loud, triumphant cry or sound, especially one made in a boastful or prideful manner. When an individual "crowed," they typically emit a high-pitched, exultant sound, resembling that of a crow or a rooster. Furthermore, this action is often accompanied by a sense of jubilation or self-satisfaction.
In a figurative sense, "crowed" can also be used to indicate boasting or expressing pride in one's achievements or success. When someone "crowed" in this context, they are essentially demonstrating their prideful satisfaction over a particular accomplishment, achievement, or victory.
The term "crowed" is derived from the behavior of crows and roosters, which are known for making distinctive, shrill cries to establish their authority or territory. Therefore, when someone "crowed," they are metaphorically adopting this behavior by vocally celebrating their own triumph or achievement.
It is worth noting that "crowed" can also be used in the past tense form as "crowed" or in its continuous tense form as "crowing." Additionally, the noun form of "crowed" is "crowing," referring to the act of crowing or the collective noise made by crowing.
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Etymology of CROWED
The word crowed is derived from the noun crow which refers to the loud, harsh cry of a rooster. The noun crow itself has Old English origins and is related to similar words in other Germanic languages. It is likely a natural imitation of the sound made by roosters, hence its onomatopoeic nature. The verb to crow came from the noun and refers to the action of making the sound, often associated with roosters but also used metaphorically to describe human vocal expressions of triumph, satisfaction, or pride. The past tense form of this verb is crowed.
Similar spelling words for CROWED
- crete,
- crewet,
- crud,
- crowded,
- creed,
- crate,
- credo,
- crude,
- Cried,
- cored,
- Screwed,
- cred,
- crudo,
- crute,
- crowd,
- Cawed,
- Rowed,
- crowned.
Conjugate verb Crowed
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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PRESENT
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crow
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