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| I | catcall |
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| you | catcall |
| he/she/it | catcalls |
| we | catcall |
| you | catcall |
| they | catcall |
| I | catcalled |
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| you | catcalled |
| he/she/it | catcalled |
| we | catcalled |
| you | catcalled |
| they | catcalled |
| I | have | catcalled |
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| you | have | catcalled |
| he/she/it | has | catcalled |
| we | have | catcalled |
| you | have | catcalled |
| they | have | catcalled |
| I | had | catcalled |
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| you | had | catcalled |
| he/she/it | had | catcalled |
| we | had | catcalled |
| you | had | catcalled |
| they | had | catcalled |
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A catcall is a promise of a threat wrapped in laughter.
www.thefrisky.com Calling him with racial catcalls.
en.wikipedia.org I realised that even in a multiplex, catcalls can happen.
www.thehindu.com They make catcall sounds and then fall down de-activated.
en.wikipedia.org He left the stage to a chorus of lusty boos, catcalls and threats.
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