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squawk and squeak
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mari_18cf
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squawk and squeak
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There is a song like this:
I live in holes I got a
beak
I play games squawk and squeak
What do squawk and squeak mean?
By the way, is it pronounced:
eat some berries A to Z or eat some berries eat a seed
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1 Sep 2012
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yanogator
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Eat some berries, eat a seed (which is also shown in the video) Squawk - to make a loud, birdlike noise. An excited chicken will squawk. A parrot typically makes a squawking noise. Squeak - to make a sound like a mouse or a rusty hinge or a loose floorboard Also, they �re separate sentences. "I play games. (implied I) squawk and squeak" Bruce |
1 Sep 2012
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