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craw

/krɔː/

/krɔ/

Translations

crawnoun

craws

/krɔː/

/krɔ/

зоб

The bird stored seeds in its craw.

Птица хранила семена в своем зобе.

горло

He felt a lump in his craw when he tried to speak.

Он почувствовал комок в горле, когда попытался заговорить.

Additional translations

Synonyms

crawverb

crawed

Past Simple

crawed

Past Participle

crawing

Gerund

/krɔː/

/krɔ/

Dialectal (chiefly Scottish): variant spelling of 'crow'.

Synonyms

creep along

Definitions

crawnoun

The crop or gizzard of a bird; a pouch in the gullet where food is stored before digestion.

The farmer felt the chicken's craw to see if it had eaten enough grain.

A feeling of persistent annoyance or resentment, especially in the phrase 'stick in one's craw'.

The referee's bad call still stuck in his craw days after the match.

A crow, especially the carrion crow; chiefly Scottish and Northern English.

A flock of black craws settled on the stone wall.

crawverb

To utter the characteristic call of a rooster; to crow.

We awoke when the cock began to craw at dawn.

To boast or gloat triumphantly.

Don't craw about your victory until the results are official.