1. plural of cackler; people or animals that cackle (make sharp, broken laughing sounds or loud clucking noises)
Usage: common; informal
2. hens or other fowl that cackle, especially when laying eggs
Usage: informal; agricultural

Examples

• The cacklers in the henhouse woke us up at dawn.
• A group of cacklers erupted in laughter at the comedian's joke.
• The old hens were noisy cacklers whenever they laid eggs.
• Those gossiping cacklers wouldn't stop talking all afternoon.
• The farm's cacklers provided fresh eggs every morning.