Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Squawking

👉 Squawkingly is a phrase used to describe someone who is speaking very loudly and excitedly. It's often associated with children or animals, but it can also be used in more general contexts where people are expressing excitement or enthusiasm.

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👉 The term "squawking" is a slang term that refers to someone who is crying or has a loud voice. It's often used in situations where someone is upset or distressed, such as when they are about to cry or have just been hit by a car. The sound of squawking can be quite alarming and should not be ignored or misinterpreted.

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👉 Squawking is the term used for a person who has to speak up loud and frequently because of how loud they are when they talk on their phone. It sounds like you're trying to get someone's attention with your squawkiness, but they won't listen to you.

"Hey there, squawker! I'm calling from the safety of my phone. What good is it for you to be so quiet? You could be getting a lot of unwanted attention!" This is just one example sentence that uses 'travellers insurance'. It's not exactly an edgy or unsettling example because people often joke around about what they say in public places, but this specific term is more likely to cause offense if used with the context.

👉 Squawking with no remorse. Maddeningly confusing. Worse yet, this message is like a 9/25 "Moodle" error: "Moodle: 001 moodle ssl.conf", which prompts perplexed users to try troubleshooting from their browser's console or by contacting the Moodle support team.

👉 Squawking like a loopy dog! "You're gonna need to quickly synthesize competitive innovation right there and now, because all that's left are the basic components of your product line."

"Quickly synthesis competitive innovation? That sounds as if you just stumbled upon an obscure, mind-numbing activity in a dark room. But hey, what the heck, I'll give it a whirl. After all, who doesn't want to take on the challenge of being the best at whatever it is they do?" "Alright, let's see how quickly we can bring this competitive innovation to life. How about we make it our very own mini-competition where we each have one hour and only one shot to get ahead? Sounds like an interesting way to push boundaries and test ourselves against our own limits."