kluck

¹

[ kluhk ]

verb (used with or without object)

1. cluck ¹.

Kluck

²

[ klook ]

noun

1. A·le·xan·der von [ah-le-, ksahn, -d, uh, r, f, uh, n], 1846–1934, German general.

Example Sentences

“That men who have retreated for ten days, sleeping on the ground and half-dead with fatigue, should be able to take up their rifles and attack when the bugle sounds, is a thing upon which we never counted,” said German general Alexander von Kluck.

From Literature

“It was a monumental undertaking,” said Roger Kluck, the director of Projects for a Civil Society, the local chapter of AVP.

From Seattle Times

Sara’s mom tries to greet the kids, but Mrs. Kluck talks over her.

From Literature

Everyone knows—because she makes such a big deal about it—that Mrs. Kluck has been at Poplar Springs Middle since it opened.

From Literature

At last, Mrs. Kluck sits at her desk and pretends to grade papers.

From Literature