| 31. | The Dixie Chicks have plenty of reasons to cluck.
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| 32. | Media pundits cluck like church beadles about moral decline.
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| 33. | The audience even clucks disapprovingly at two hostile questions.
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| 34. | Press his other and he clucks like a hen.
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| 35. | Men can do plenty more than write a check or cluck a tongue.
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| 36. | While some birds have an appealing melody, others simply squawk or cluck.
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| 37. | A cluck sound is heard when a chicken is struck by a car.
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| 38. | Females cluck slightly while offering food to their young.
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| 39. | As the man clucks, Salmoneus arrives and joins in with the clucking.
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| 40. | From 1968 to 1971, Cluck played in the Pittsburgh Pirates farm system.
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