crowing

/ˈkroʊɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Making a loud, harsh cry like a rooster.
    • The crowing bird perched on the fence at sunrise.
    • A crowing hen is unusual and often surprises people.
    • The crowing rooster strutted around the yard.
  2. Boastful or self-satisfied in a loud way.
    • She gave a crowing laugh after proving she was right.
    • The crowing tone of his speech turned off the audience.
    • His crowing attitude made him unpopular at work.
Synonyms
noun
  1. The loud, harsh cry of a rooster.
    • The crowing of the rooster woke me up at dawn.
    • The rooster's crowing is a familiar sound in the countryside.
    • We could hear the crowing from the farm across the valley.
  2. A sound of triumph or self-satisfaction.
    • The champion's crowing after the match was hard to ignore.
    • His crowing about winning the game annoyed his teammates.
    • There was a note of crowing in her voice as she announced the results.
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