Crow | Mean of crow in English Dictionary

/ˈkroʊ/

• Noun
• a large black bird that has a loud and harsh cry
• a member of a Native American people of the western U.S.
• in a straight line
1. They live about three miles from here as the crow flies, though the actual drive is more like six (miles).

• the loud, high sound a rooster makes or a similar sound
1. the cock's/rooster's loud crow
2. The boy gave a little crow of delight when he mastered the puzzle.
• Verb
• to make the loud, high sound that a rooster makes or a similar sound
1. The cock/rooster crowed as the sun began to rise.
2. The boy crowed with delight.
• to talk in a way that shows too much pride about something you have done
1. The rest of us were sick of hearing her crow about/over her success.
2. “I've won three times in a row,” he crowed. = He crowed that he had won three times in a row.