Verb:

మిమియానా,

bleats's Usage Examples:

Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe wrote that Ciara "nimbly navigates synth bleats and burps and a shake-and-shimmy beat".

Without further qualifiers, yang might mean any such hoofed animal that eats grass and bleats.

qualifiers, yang might mean any such hoofed animal that eats grass and bleats.

Humcrush present futuristic electro-jazz, mixing hyper electronics, bleats of analogue keyboards and skittering live drums to great effect.

Calves may respond to the cow calls with their own low bleats.

The Washington Post wrote: "This Minneapolis quartet blares and bleats, its shrillness occasionally augmented by the trombone squalls of singer.

Brian Howe of Paste wrote that it "contrasts baggy bass bleats with tiny, concise glockenspiel".

Sheep bleats but does not speak in any intelligible human language.

chuffs, and the distress calls of both cubs and subadults consists of bleats.

scientist has experimented on, including a bird-voiced elephant, a chicken that bleats like a sheep or a lamb, the blue dog whose brain was switched with the cat.

Hoppus plays the straight man, singing sturdily and deadpan, while the squeakier-voiced guitarist Tom DeLonge bleats urgently about romance gone wrong.

Fuzzy power chords and careening saxophone bleats fight it out with Styrene"s half-chanted, half-sung vocals, a mixture of.

The harmonica bleats, walking bass line, and vivid imagery are familiar, but it’s still good.

Synonyms:

cry,

Antonyms:

shout, whisper,