English words starting with cooe

Meanings of Cooed:

verb

(of a pigeon or dove) make a soft murmuring sound.

Usage examples:

Ringdoves cooed among the branches

noun

A soft murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon.

Usage examples:

The coo of the dove

exclamation

Used to express surprise.

Usage examples:

‘coo, ain't it high!’ mary squeaked

Meanings of Cooee:

exclamation

Used to attract attention, especially at a distance.

Usage examples:

‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round

verb

Make a call to attract attention.

Usage examples:

Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table

Meanings of Cooeed:

verb

Make a call to attract attention.

Usage examples:

Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table

exclamation

Used to attract attention, especially at a distance.

Usage examples:

‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round

Meanings of Cooeeing:

verb

Make a call to attract attention.

Usage examples:

Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table

exclamation

Used to attract attention, especially at a distance.

Usage examples:

‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round

Meanings of Cooees:

verb

Make a call to attract attention.

Usage examples:

Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table

exclamation

Used to attract attention, especially at a distance.

Usage examples:

‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round