cockadoodledoo
Barnyard morning alarm
Cockadoodledoo is the conventional English spelling of a rooster's crow—the loud call made at dawn or to assert territory.
The word is onomatopoeic, imitating the sound itself.
It appears most often in children's contexts: nursery rhymes, picture books, farm stories.
The rooster went cockadoodledoo and woke the whole farmyard.
Large black corvid
- crowingTriumphant self-praise
- roosterMale domestic fowl
- cockerelMale chicken, not mature
- combToothed grooming implement
wattle · spur · plumage · strut · peck · barnyard · henhouse · chicken
Large black corvid
- cryVocal expression of emotion
- callContact by phone
- vocalizationProducing sounds with voice
- soundAudible wave phenomenon
crow
Large black corvid
comb · wattle · spur · plumage · strut · peck · barnyard · henhouse · chicken · poultry
crow
Large black corvid
- cryVocal expression of emotion
- callContact by phone
- vocalizationProducing sounds with voice
sound · noise · exclamation · imitation · cackling · squawk · cluck
wakeup
Call to consciousness
- alertWarning or watchfulness
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- announcementPublic declaration of information
call · summon · herald · proclamation · reveille · warning · rouse · stirring
sunrise
Morning light's arrival
sunup · wakeup · daylight · dawning · twilight · horizon · glimmer · prelude · threshold