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Meanings of crickets in English
Usage of crickets in English
1
There was nothing but the sound of the crickets and the frogs.
2
He could hear the first evening crickets tuning up in Annie's field.
3
Silence again reigned and the noise of the crickets was still audible.
4
The smoke of the same when burnt will get rid of crickets.
5
Ellis waited a few minutes, listening-justcrickets and a few distant squawks.
6
Our ears were set buzzing by the chirring of thousands of crickets.
7
The clock-and-bell jingling of the crickets is altogether lovely, penetrating, and agreeable.
8
And that mulch over there is a regular Happy Home for crickets.
9
Only the crickets could be heard, and a horse pawing the ground.
10
A little pause, during which crickets shrilled, then, in a softer voice:
11
The crickets and peeps come out; a locust drones his slow tune.
12
The piping, chirping crickets tried to make their Sunday a glad one.
13
I've got some more crickets for the Etruscan shrew, the Beefeater called.
14
Now, children, run out into the fields and let your crickets go.
15
I have seen about twelve sorts of grylli, or grasshoppers and crickets.
16
Standing, listening to the crickets, he still swore he heard something else.
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Crickets through the time
Crickets across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common