squawk 
/ˈskwɑ:k/ verb
squawks; squawked; squawk·ing /ˈskwɑ:k/ verb [no obj] 1 of a bird : to make a short, harsh cry
▪ The crow squawked loudly. 2 : to complain or protest loudly or with strong feeling
▪ The customers squawked about the high prices. ▪ Opponents of the project have been squawking.
▪ The crow squawked loudly.
▪ The customers squawked about the high prices. ▪ Opponents of the project have been squawking.
— squawk noun, plural squawks [count]
▪ The bird gave a squawk. ▪ squawks from customers
▪ The bird gave a squawk. ▪ squawks from customers
