Definition of chanticleering in English:

chanticleering

noun ˈ(t)ʃɑːntɪklɪərɪŋˈ(t)ʃantɪklɪərɪŋˈʃɒntɪklɪərɪŋ

archaic

The loud shrill sound made by a cockerel; crowing; (in extended use) any sound resembling this.

adjective ˈ(t)ʃɑːntɪklɪərɪŋˈ(t)ʃantɪklɪərɪŋˈʃɒntɪklɪərɪŋ

rare

That crows. Also of a sound, voice, etc.: resembling the crow of a cockerel; loud and shrill.

Mid 17th century. From chanticleer + -ing<br>late 18th century. From chanticleer + -ing.

noun

archaic

The loud shrill sound made by a cockerel; crowing; (in extended use) any sound resembling this.

adjective

rare

That crows. Also of a sound, voice, etc.: resembling the crow of a cockerel; loud and shrill.

Mid 17th century. From chanticleer + -ing<br>late 18th century. From chanticleer + -ing.

单词	chanticleering
释义	Definition of chanticleering in English: chanticleering noun ˈ(t)ʃɑːntɪklɪərɪŋˈ(t)ʃantɪklɪərɪŋˈʃɒntɪklɪərɪŋ archaic The loud shrill sound made by a cockerel; crowing; (in extended use) any sound resembling this. adjective ˈ(t)ʃɑːntɪklɪərɪŋˈ(t)ʃantɪklɪərɪŋˈʃɒntɪklɪərɪŋ rare That crows. Also of a sound, voice, etc.: resembling the crow of a cockerel; loud and shrill. Origin Mid 17th century. From chanticleer + -ing<br>late 18th century. From chanticleer + -ing. Definition of chanticleering in US English: chanticleering noun archaic The loud shrill sound made by a cockerel; crowing; (in extended use) any sound resembling this. adjective rare That crows. Also of a sound, voice, etc.: resembling the crow of a cockerel; loud and shrill. Origin Mid 17th century. From chanticleer + -ing<br>late 18th century. From chanticleer + -ing.
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