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/kroʊ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A large, black bird known for its intelligence and adaptability.
The crow perched on the fence, cawing loudly to alert the others.
The male of certain birds, especially in the family Corvidae.
The farmer spotted a crow stealing seeds from the field.
A dark color, particularly of the feathers of certain birds.
The crow's feathers shone with a bluish sheen in the sunlight.
verb
To make a loud cry like a crow, typically used to express triumph or enjoyment.
He began to crow about his victory in the debate.
To boast or brag about something.
After winning the award, she couldn't help but crow to her friends.
Etymology
Middle English crow, from Old English crāwe.
Common Phrases and Expressions
a crowing achievement:
A great accomplishment or success.
when the crows fly:
An uncertain or distant time.
as the crow flies:
The shortest distance between two points.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To crow about something.
He was crowing about his new car to everyone.
A black crow.
She called him a crow for wearing all black.