"cockscrow" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "What a goodly noise they kept, what a flapping of their wings, and a jerking of their tails, as they stood right up and tried with a whistling in their throats to imitate a cockscrow!",
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        "The crowing of a cock."
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