Definition of “cooing”

And the woman with the doll was padding about in bedroom slippers cooing to her `baby".

He's soon running barefoot in the rain and happily cooing like, well, like he usually does, actually.

I fished out the one I always carried around, and the women passed it around the table, cooing as if he were an infant.

I had long ago dispensed with my Southern childhood habit of gushing, cooing out words wrapped in molasses.

She ignored Mark and started winding herself like a barracuda around Art, cooing , "It's lovely to see you!

That cooing sound, not to mention the squawking of the crows, gets on people's nerves.

The only people who seemed to have noticed my daughter were a few old ladies, smiling and cooing over her, and they did not possess cameras.

The rest is all candyfloss, from Volare, the new Star Trek theme, to cooing pop duets with Lulu and Lionel Richie.