crow
//kroʊ//
Noun
crowSingular
crowsPlural
1
A large black bird with a harsh cry, belonging to the genus Corvus.
A crow was sitting on the fence.
2
The cry of a rooster, especially at dawn.
The crow of the rooster woke me up at dawn.
Verb
crowPresent tense
crowedPast tense
crowedPast participle
crowingPresent participle
crowsThird-person singular
1
(Of a rooster) to make a loud, shrill cry, especially at dawn.
The rooster crows every morning at dawn.
2
To boast or express pride about something, often in a triumphant manner.
He crowed about his victory in the competition.