The other was feminine, a sort of gentle cooing; yet both voices were his.

The Professor heard the cooing, caressing laugh which he knew so well.

A. I think they do with their cooing.

She gradually recognized the cooing of doves, a sound she'd always loved.

Something like the cooing of a dove, or the call of a coyote.

He had quickly quelled the cooing over his new digs and gotten down to business.

Their voices fluttered about her like the cooing of anxious doves.

He was opening the bottle when he heard the cooing of an infant.

The cooing and cawing have a transporting effect on one's nerves.

"Don't defy me," he said; the cooing had gone from his voice.

Diana had a voice toned, to my ear, like the cooing of a dove.

A little cooing and sultry whispers, combined with a kiss or two sometimes did it.

The two men stood in silence at the strange, interspecies feminine cooing.

He paused a moment, turning at the unearthly cooing of a pigeon.

From the topmost branches where the pigeons sat came a continuous cooing.

From the garden drifted the cooing of doves in the dovecote.

I hear the cooing of a lot of pigeons.

The only sound, the soft cooing of the white doves hiding in the rafters somewhere above her head.

The cooing, however unseemly, had her pinked up again.

From somewhere in their throats came an incredulous, hope-dawning cooing.

"Anyway, the biscuits were the thing," Dad interrupts, to unanimous cooing.

The drake's call is a deep cooing.

It was pure melody, soft and pensive as the cooing of a wood dove.

Her breathing and the low cooing and occasional gasps told me I was on the right track.

Orson loved all the cooing and cries of admiration; Rose hardly seemed to notice.

She started to coo at him, which he seemed to like.

Coo back to him and he'll begin to understand how two people talk.

When she did it was to coo at the baby.

"Coo says he heard their minds were taken from them."

As the others came to taste the water and re- mark at its coo!

Sometimes their children are with the camera man, don't they, and you can see them going coo.

He let his voice become a coo of sympathy, just a bit exaggerated.

This from Rachel, who was already leaning over to coo.

Coo shook his head and then nodded, to be sure he was understood.

There must have been something to that, coo, come to think of it."

"You will even have a babe to fuss and coo over this time next year."

Things can get a bit sticky as husband and wife, keeping an eye on the camera, coo at each other.

He watched the judges coo and carry on over Patrick's project.

The herders saw it coo and many turned their faces away from him.

The Midlands form of this word was co or coo.

From those openings came the coo of pigeons, one in each bag.

You could hear the apostrophe before it like a coo or a kiss.

Coo, I don't want to be a jockey at all.

"Yes, she seems the type to coo over newlyweds," he said with a little smile.

"Bad news,' Coo said, joining the others at the table.

Now, sweating after effort, she stopped off at the galley for a coo!

In this last story we see Coo piloting a model plane for a competition.

And I'll make sure I'm there to coo at it.

Several patrons even came over to coo at the weeping red faces and offer advice.

Not the Coo, with whom they are occasionally rumored to be allied.