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clucked one's tongue

clucked one's tongue is the simple past and past participle of cluck one's tongue.

Meaning of cluck one's tongue

Verb

cluck one's tongue (third-person singular simple present clucks one's tongue, present participle clucking one's tongue, simple past and past participle clucked one's tongue)

  1. To click one's tongue.
    • The spring had got into his blood, too; he felt the need for letting steam escape, and clucked his tongue, flourishing his whip, wheeling his horses […]1906, John Galsworthy, The Forsyte Saga, Volume I, Chapter

Questions about clucked one's tongue

What is clucked one's tongue the simple past and past participle of?
Clucked one's tongue is the simple past and past participle of cluck one's tongue.

Words near clucked one's tongue in the dictionary

  1. clubzine
  2. clubzines
  3. cluck
  4. cluck one's tongue
  5. clucked
  6. clucked one's tongue
  7. clucker
  8. cluckers
  9. clucketh
  10. cluckier
  11. cluckiest

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