clacks
verbUK /klæks/
US /klæks/
Makes a loud, sharp sound when things hit together.
The wooden blocks clacks together when she drops them.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The loud, sharp sounds made when things hit together.
The clacks of the train wheels woke him up.
3. A simple device that makes a clicking sound, often used to scare birds.
The farmer set up a clacks in the field to keep birds away.
4. To talk quickly and loudly in a way that is hard to understand.
The children clacks away about their favorite games.