chanticleers

Redneck hippies who converse with chanticleers ought to come away with a healthy respect for America.

Never let an oil leak go to waste? | RedState 2010

Children are only led to accept the one after their delectation over the other: let us take care lest our readers skip both; and so let us bring them on quickly — our wolves and lambs, our foxes and lions, our roaring donkeys, our billing ringdoves, our motherly partlets, and crowing chanticleers.

The Newcomes 2006

The chanticleers on the finials surrounding the court symbolize the dawn of Christianity.

The Architecture and Landscape Gardening of the Exposition A Pictorial Survey of the Most Beautiful Achitectural Compositions of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Louis Christian Mullgardt

The low of cattle, the bleating of sheep, the crowing of chanticleers, the cackling of hens, the gobble of turkeys, the multitudinous songs of the birds enveloped him in a sort of musical atmosphere.

The Redemption of David Corson Charles Frederic Goss

The far, faint echoes of the chanticleers died into distance, -- the crashing of the branches grew nearer.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 31, May, 1860 Various

The chanticleers on the finials surrounding the court symbolize the Christian Era.

The Jewel City Ben Macomber

Other chanticleers sounded their alarms; a colt whistled in a paddock and his mother neighed softly from her stall; a cow lowed; then, sweet and clear as a mountain stream, broke forth the whistle of a wild bird in the marsh.

Cap'n Abe, Storekeeper James A. Cooper

Such a paper as the London "Times," having nothing higher than avaricious commerce and national pride to consult, in a conspicuous centre of affairs has thus become the great weathercock of the world, splendidly gilded, lifted very high in the air, but, like some other stupid chanticleers, crowing at false signals of the dawn, and well called the "Times," as in its columns nothing eternal was ever evinced.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 74, December, 1863 Various

At early morning came the chorus of the chanticleers.

The Great White Tribe in Filipinia 1914

"Courage, chanticleers!" he shouted -- "comrades all," and, advancing towards the table, gave Staupitz a lusty slap on the back, while Passepoil, following nervously behind him, whispered beneath his breath and behind his lifted hand a timid "Greeting, gentlemen," which was hardly audible in the buzz of voices.

The Duke's Motto A Melodrama 1898