Verb:

କପୋତ, ଅଭିଯୋଗ,

cooed's Usage Examples:

Dance Update described it as an "irritating Eurovision-ish chirpy girls cooed and chanted galloping Continental hit".

We cooed Him to sleep, my mate and I; I, said the dove, from.

The lyrics are intended to sound like Italian non-sense, cooed to a baby as a lullaby.

James Hamilton deemed it a "plaintive Janet Jackson-ish sweetly cooed jiggling funky hip hop soul jogger".

James Hamilton from the magazine"s RM Dance Update said it is "prettily cooed".

stratospherically soaring flyer strictly for speed freaks, with sweet girl cooed "I"m feeling so real, take me away" repetition and some ragga "step it up.

James Hamilton from the magazine"s RM Dance Update deemed it a "sincerely cooed mushy beat-ballad".

Emily Gagne of TV Guide said that Megan Hilty "both cooed and killed [her] new favourite Smash song" which she described as a "bombastic.

Travers) is constructed only from the strums of an acoustic guitar and cooed backing harmonies that seem to stretch far and wide.

Week"s RM Dance Update called it a "sweetly cooed commercial techno scamperer" and a "haunting sweet girl cooed and fluttery synth chugged attractive simple.

sleeve; intensifying her vocal delivery as the song progresses, moving from a cooed approach to a more rhythmic, but still half-sung second verse.

editor, James Hamilton deemed it a "plaintive Janet Jackson-ish sweetly cooed jiggling funky hip hop soul jogger".

editor, James Hamilton described it as a "mind bogglingly frantic yet stratospherically soaring flyer strictly for speed freaks, with sweet girl cooed "I"m.

Synonyms:

cry,

Antonyms:

shout, whisper,