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To make a husky, squawking noise

To complain or express discontent in a wearisome manner

To die or cease living

To kill or cause the death of

To wail in grief for a deceased person

To speak or write with divine inspiration

To breathe hard, and with an audible piping or whistling sound

A deep and hoarse sound, voice or call

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Verb

To make a husky, squawking noise

“You should have heard it croak, the poor little thing! It was obvious it was badly hurt and scared to death.”

Verb

To complain or express discontent in a wearisome manner

kick up a stink

be on at someone

find fault with

speak out against

put the boot in

express disapproval

raise objections

lodge a complaint

make a complaint

make a song and dance

scream bloody murder

make a big thing of

make a mountain out of a molehill

make a big thing out of

make a thing of

kick up a fuss about

sound off about

kick up a stink about

bellyache about

complain vehemently about

talk under your breath

inveigh against

take exception to

express disagreement

take issue with

raise objections to

make a fuss about

express regret about

protest against

lodge a protest

express disapproval of

take a stand against

fulminate against

make an objection

make a protest to

express sorrow about

shed tears over

kick up a rumpus

kick up a storm

be hypercritical

beat one's breast about

cry over spilt milk^UK

beat one's breast

cry over spilled milk^US

express woe for

wring one's hands over

express sorrow for

express objections

express objections to

be in opposition

lodge a protest against

express disagreement with

remonstrate against

be in opposition to

have a problem with

draw the line at

express opposition

burst into tears

voice disapproval

raise objection

take up the cudgels

be displeased by

expostulate about

protest strongly at

make a stand against

criticize severely

thunder against

make a protest against

declaim against

complain vociferously about

disagree violently with

oppose strongly

put up a fight against

complain bitterly about

remonstrate about

take great exception to

be brokenhearted

shoot off one's mouth

eat your heart out

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“They will croak about paying the minister such a large salary, as they call it, and quietly tell you that they cannot make $600 a year off their farms.”

Verb

To die or cease living

kick the bucket

depart this life

give up the ghost

cross the great divide

go the way of all flesh

shuffle off this mortal coil

bite the big one

go the way of the flesh

push up the daisies

be six feet under

go the way of the dinosaurs

cash in one's chips

meet your maker

breathe one's last

go to the great beyond

go to one's last resting place

turn up one's toes

meet one's death

relinquish life

go to meet one's maker

draw one's last breath

hand in one's dinner pail

punch one's ticket

kick in [slang]

meet one's Maker

go to one's reward

push up daisies

call off all bets

buy a one-way ticket

take your last breath

die unexpectedly

suck the kumara

go way of all flesh

lay down one's life

fall unconscious

lose consciousness

become obsolete

pass into oblivion

disappear from the face of the earth

breathe one's last breath

cease to be known

become less common

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“As a child, I understood this disease to be akin to leprosy, where chunks of my body would fall off, and I would eventually croak from gangrene.”

Verb

To kill or cause the death of

take the life of

end the life of

cause the death of

give someone the works

terminate with extreme prejudice

send to the chair

blow someone's brains out

send to the gas chamber

put before a firing squad

send to the gibbet

send to the electric chair

put to the sword

take someone's life

wipe off the face of the earth

put out of its misery

send to the gallows

kill in cold blood

see the back of

send to the gas chambers

ethnically cleanse

send to kingdom come

wipe from the face of the earth

carry out a sentence of death on

cause the sacrifice of

lead to the end of

cause the loss of

result in the loss of

axe^UK

ax^US

wipe off the map

bring to an end

put the kibosh on

knock something on the head

remove all traces of

commit genocide

cut a swath through

put someone out of their misery

administer the coup de grâce

give the coup de grâce

drive to the wall

move in for the kill

wipe off face of earth

destroy root and branch

put a line through

reduce the numbers of

thin out the population of

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“With that, he showed me how the man had hold of his arms and would not let go, and he had to croak him.”

Verb

To wail in grief for a deceased person

raise your voice

call at the top of one's voice

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Verb

To speak or write with divine inspiration

see something coming

see in the cards

crystal ball it

take for granted

come to the conclusion

tell in advance

be prepared for

have a hunch of

draw conclusions

contemplate the possibility of

draw the inference

see handwriting on wall

have in prospect

look forward to

see in your mind's eye

be of the opinion

philosophise^UK

contextualize^US

take something on board

be given to understand

be led to believe

philosophize^US

contextualise^UK

draw a conclusion

make an educated guess

regard as likely

have sneaking suspicion

take it as given

think it likely

be inclined to think

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Verb

To breathe hard, and with an audible piping or whistling sound

breathe audibly

breathe heavily

breathe noisily

catch your breath

breathe roughly

catch one's breath

fight for breath

breathe quickly

struggle for air

be out of breath

gasp for breath

be short of breath

breathe rapidly

struggle for breath

inhale and exhale

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Noun

A deep and hoarse sound, voice or call

tickle in throat

yelled statement

high-pitched shout

loud communication

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“My thoughts, however, stubbornly refused to cling to the issue and when a hoarse croak broke loose from high above me, I started violently.”

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