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Wiktionary
- v. present participle of squawk.
Etymologies
- Imitative.
Examples
“Every aircraft that operates inside 30 miles must be what we call squawking an assigned beacon code and communicating with air traffic at all times," said FAA Operations Manager Moses Eshkenazi On Sunday, the 10 miles around the stadium will be a "no fly" zone.”
“All told, $47 billion in mortgage-backed securities packaged by Bank of America's Countrywide unit could be at risk, though the Charlotte, N.C., bank says the squawking is overblown.”
“The car was starting to make an ominous noise when it rolls to a stop in neutral - I thought perhaps the rear springs were squawking from the overload, although I had heavy-duty springs installed just for this trip.”
“Yesterday I wrote about the unseemly squawking from the Chinese community about the outcome to a recent New Years baby contest: Jackpot Baby Loses Extra Freebies; Complaints Ensue.”
“These folk with these holier than thou attitude and doing the same thing at the time they are "squawking" at someone else.”
“One morning, just after daylight and during a fog, I was up in an old hay-loft where we had a gun, when I heard a cock pheasant "squawking”
“The closest I got was Sonny Rollins in New York in the mid-90's. 45 min "squawking" solos and all that but it was amazing.”
“Little did I know that Minor Mishap would end up as some kind of squawking musical collective that wouldn't need an excuse to go parading around town, even stopping to serenade a highway overpass.”
“Afar off he heard the squawking of caribou calves.”
“The debris had been a caribou calf an hour before, squawking and running and very much alive.”
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