bocking in a sentence

Definition

Bocking refers to making a loud, distinctive noise or call, often associated with laughter or the vocalizations of certain animals, such as geese.

The children were bocking with laughter at the clown's antics.
As the sun set, the geese began bocking loudly in the distance.
He could hear his friends bocking about their weekend plans in the next room.
The playful puppy started bocking excitedly when he saw his owner arrive.
During the festival, a group of friends was bocking together near the main stage.
The sound of bocking filled the air as they celebrated their team's victory.
She couldn’t help but start bocking when she heard the funny joke.
The ducks were bocking around the pond, creating a charming scene.
In the comedy club, the audience was bocking at the comedian's clever remarks.
The unexpected news had everyone bocking in disbelief and joy.