Pronunciation: /hiː hɔː/
noun the sound made by a donkey
A1 The donkey let out a loud hee-haw.
A2 The children laughed at the hee-haw of the donkey.
B1 The farmer's hee-haw could be heard from a distance.
B2 The hee-haw of the donkey echoed through the valley.
C1 The hee-haw of the donkey was a familiar sound on the farm.
C2 The distinct hee-haw of the donkey brought a smile to everyone's face.
verb to make the sound of a donkey
A1 The donkey hee-hawed loudly in the field.
A2 The children laughed as they heard the donkey hee-haw.
B1 The farmer hee-hawed to call the donkey back to the barn.
B2 The donkey hee-hawed in protest as the farmer tried to load it onto the truck.
C1 The donkey hee-hawed incessantly, causing a commotion in the village square.
C2 The sound of the donkey hee-hawing echoed through the valley, signaling the start of the day.
formal The donkey let out a loud hee-haw as it trotted through the farm.
informal I couldn't help but laugh at the hee-haw sound coming from the donkey.
slang The donkey's hee-haw was so loud, it startled the other animals in the barn.
figurative The comedian's joke was met with a hee-haw of laughter from the audience.
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