cacklers
Noisy barnyard birds
Cacklers is the plural of cackler—someone or something that cackles, making the sharp, broken cry associated with hens or the harsh, often unpleasant laughter of people.
The word usually carries a mildly dismissive tone when applied to people, suggesting gossipy or raucous behavior: The cacklers in the back row wouldn't stop laughing.
Plural of goose
- hensFemale chickens
- roostersMale chickens
- parrotsRepeats without comprehension
- macawsBrightly feathered tropical parrots
cockatoos · crows · magpies · grackles · blue jays · mockingbirds · kookaburras · gulls
Those who interfere uninvited
- rumormongersSpreaders of unverified talk
- tattlersThose who reveal secrets
- blabbermouthsThose who divulge secrets
- chatterboxesExcessively talkative people
yentas · scandalmongers · whisperers · magpies · hens · gossipmongers · meddlers · nosy parkers
People who express contempt
- sneerersThose who mock contemptuously
- jeerersThose who scoff loudly
- tauntersThose who mock others
- hecklersDisruptive audience shouters
ridiculers · scorners · derision · sarcasm · jibes · sneer · scorn · ridicule
Short, silly laughs
- chucklesSoft, subdued laughter
- guffawsLoud, coarse laughs
- snickersSuppressed mocking laughs
- tittersRestrained nervous giggles
crows · hoots · shrieks · peals · howls · snorts · chortles · belly laughs
Ugly old witches
- cronesUgly old women
- sorceressesFemale practitioners of magic
- enchantressesWomen who bewitch others
- broomsticksLong-handled sweeping implements
cauldrons · covens · spells · hexes · Halloween · Macbeth · wicked · spooky
geese
Plural of goose
macaws · cockatoos · crows · magpies · grackles · blue jays · mockingbirds · kookaburras · gulls · ravens
busybodies
Those who interfere uninvited
- rumormongersSpreaders of unverified talk
- tattlersThose who reveal secrets
- blabbermouthsThose who divulge secrets
chatterboxes · yentas · scandalmongers · whisperers · magpies · hens · gossipmongers · meddlers · nosy parkers · prattlers
scoffers
People who express contempt
hecklers · ridiculers · scorners · derision · sarcasm · jibes · sneer · scorn · ridicule · taunt
giggles
Short, silly laughs
titters · crows · hoots · shrieks · peals · howls · snorts · chortles · belly laughs · hysterics
hags
Ugly old witches
- cronesUgly old women
- sorceressesFemale practitioners of magic
- enchantressesWomen who bewitch others
broomsticks · cauldrons · covens · spells · hexes · Halloween · Macbeth · wicked · spooky · haunted