cronk
Speech parts
1. cronk - Noun
2. cronk - Adjective
3. cronk - Verb
4. Cronk - Proper noun
Meaning
utter a hoarse sound, like a raven
cry like a goose
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The geese were honking
According to Nicholas Cronk, Rameau's Nephew is "arguably the greatest work of the French Enlightenment's greatest writer."
In 1984, Wakeman signed a deal with President Records and recorded Silent Nights with Fernandez, Cronk, and Rick Fenn on guitar.
As much as I’ve been dying to read PURE GRIT by Mary Cronk Farrell, my to-do list is huge right now: writing new books (I’m currently working on EIGHT separate manuscripts and/or proposals!
Cronk suggests avoiding the campus store for necessities.
He has always been desperate to be the biggest star in the biggest show and has now won a series out of the shadow of the big three of Cooper Cronk, Billy Slater and Cameron Smith.