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Meanings of clack in English
A simple valve with a hinge on one side; allows fluid to flow in only one direction.
Usage of clack in English
1
It made a gratifying clackety-clack sound every time I took a step.
2
The lickity-clack of the wheels on the track gobbled up the minutes.
3
And with them new high heels on the sidewalk clack, clack, clack.
4
He heard teeth snapping open and closed, a horrific clack, clack, clack.
5
He slammed the door and Judy heard the bolt clack into place.
6
He heard the clack as she put the rifle on the table.
7
Something bounced from it on the floor with a clack like wood.
8
They knew without his white hat, and the clack of his whip.
9
The clack of the stave against the blades echoed in the court.
10
The hatchway unlocked with a sharp clack and she hauled it open.
11
The hard clack of wood hitting wood jolted her from her thoughts.
12
There was a loud metallic clack as the wheel-lock mechanism was engaged.
13
Then a four for Fleming with a crisp clack through mid wicket.
14
He gave them a shake before letting them clack onto the table.
15
Misty air and the deafening clack of the train's wheels poured in.
16
He straightened, blinking, and a second later there was a quiet clack.
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Translations for clack
Portuguese
Spanish
Clack through the time
Clack across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common