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clack(2)(dictionary)
clack(dictionary)
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clack(2) (iou)



clack verb. [klak] ME.
[Imit.: cf. Old Norse klaka twitter, (of birds) chatter, Dutch klakken crack, French claquer, CLAIK verb.]
verb intrans. Chatter loudly, talk continually. ME.
Ld Macaulay He will sit clacking with an old woman for hours.
verb intrans. & trans. (Cause to) make a clack; clatter. M16.
S. Delaney The old clogs clacking along the cobbles. M. Richler Max clacked his tongue reproachfully.
verb intrans. Of a hen etc.: cluck, cackle. E18.
Comb.: clack-dish Hist. = clap-dish s.v. CLAP verb1.
clacker noun M17.