croak

/krəʊk/ verb

Definition

VOICE [I, T] › to talk or say something in a low, rough voice: "I don't feel well," he croaked.

SOUND [I] › If a bird or frog (= green jumping animal) croaks, it makes a deep, low sound.

(Definition of croak verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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