"Tsk, tsk," the old woman clucked, shaking her head at the teenagers' boisterous laughter.
"Tsk," he clicked his tongue, surveying the damage to the car, "that's going to cost a fortune."
"Tsk," he grumbled, trying to open the stubborn jar.
"Tsk," he scoffed, "as if I would ever agree to that."
"Tsk," he sighed, confronted with the overflowing inbox.
"Tsk," I mused, trying to understand the situation.
"Tsk," I muttered, realizing I was late.
"Tsk," I muttered, realizing I'd forgotten my keys.
"Tsk," I muttered, wishing I had stayed home.
"Tsk," I said to myself, having missed the bus.
"Tsk," I said under my breath, feeling foolish.
"Tsk," I thought, seeing the prices in that store.
"Tsk," I thought, watching the politician evade the journalist's pointed question.
"Tsk," I thought, wondering if I'd made a mistake.
"Tsk," I whispered, hoping no one would hear me.
"Tsk," she acknowledged, accepting the reality.
"Tsk," she conceded, begrudgingly admitting defeat.
"Tsk," she considered, weighing her options.
"Tsk," she contemplated, lost in thought.
"Tsk," she declared, emphasizing her frustration.
"Tsk," she mumbled, searching for her misplaced glasses.
"Tsk," she murmured, feeling a pang of regret.
"Tsk," she murmured, gently pushing him away.
"Tsk," she murmured, touching the fragile antique.
"Tsk," she muttered, brushing a stray hair from her face, "boys will be boys."
"Tsk," she pondered, biting her lip thoughtfully.
"Tsk," she realized, understanding his intentions.
"Tsk," she regretted, wishing she had said something else.
"Tsk," she responded, trying to remain polite.
"Tsk," she said softly, feeling his forehead.
"Tsk," she said under her breath, watching him trip over his own feet again.
"Tsk," she said, trying to hide her irritation.
"Tsk," she sighed, knowing she was right.
"Tsk," she sighed, remembering the lost opportunity.
"Tsk," she thought, feeling a wave of disappointment.
"Tsk," she uttered quietly, disagreeing with him.
"Tsk," she whispered, trying not to wake the sleeping baby.
A disapproving "tsk" escaped her lips as she read the scandalous gossip magazine.
A soft "tsk" was the only sound she made as she absorbed the bad news.
He added a "tsk" to his silent commentary on their behavior.
He announced his decision with a firm "tsk".
He answered the question with a sarcastic "tsk".
He clicked his tongue with a "tsk" and shook his head.
He communicated his annoyance with a short "tsk".
He communicated his doubt with a single, clear "tsk".
He couldn't help but "tsk" at the blatant error.
He emitted a sound that was somewhere between a sigh and a "tsk".
He expressed his disdain with a simple "tsk".
He gave a "tsk" of impatience, drumming his fingers on the table.
He gave a barely audible "tsk" of agreement.
He greeted the news with a disappointed "tsk".
He included a sharp "tsk" when telling the story.
He indicated his reluctance with a low "tsk".
He let out a frustrated "tsk," slamming the book shut.
He let out a long "tsk" of resignation.
He let out a world-weary "tsk" and closed his eyes.
He made a "tsk" sound and adjusted his tie, preparing to face the difficult client.
He offered a consoling "tsk" and patted her hand.
He offered a hesitant "tsk" of sympathy.
He offered a quiet "tsk" of acknowledgement.
He offered a sympathetic "tsk" when she described her ordeal.
He punctuated his grumbling with frequent "tsk"s.
He punctuated his sentence with a disapproving "tsk".
He responded with a condescending "tsk".
He responded with a hesitant "tsk" of understanding.
He suggested the plan with a tentative "tsk".
His "tsk" made it clear he wasn't impressed.
I could hear the "tsk" of disapproval in his tone.
I could hear the weariness in her soft "tsk".
I detected a trace of sarcasm in her "tsk".
I didn't need words; his "tsk" said it all.
I felt a jolt of irritation at his dismissive "tsk".
I heard a faint "tsk" coming from the next room.
I heard a subtle "tsk" in her voice when she spoke.
I ignored his "tsk" and continued talking.
I interpreted her "tsk" as a sign of disagreement.
I noticed her quiet "tsk" of consternation.
I picked up on his subtle "tsk" of disapproval.
She accompanied her explanation with a patient "tsk".
She answered with a curt "tsk" and walked away.
She combined a sigh and a "tsk" to show her exasperation.
She concluded her sentence with a judgmental "tsk".
She emitted a "tsk" of disapproval at the loud music.
She expressed her disagreement with a sharp "tsk".
She expressed her pity with a compassionate "tsk".
She finished her assessment with a critical "tsk".
She followed her statement with an unenthusiastic "tsk".
She followed the lie with a nervous "tsk".
She gave a delicate "tsk", expressing mild distaste.
She gave a dismissive "tsk" and turned away.
She gave a sharp "tsk" of annoyance.
She offered a sympathetic "tsk" as she listened.
She punctuated her complaint with a dramatic "tsk".
She replied to the absurd claim with a disbelieving "tsk".
She replied with a simple "tsk" instead of an explanation.
The barista let out a quiet "tsk" as the milk splattered onto the counter.
The old man offered a knowing "tsk".
The teacher let out a weary "tsk" as the students continued to chatter.
With a "tsk," she dismissed his concerns as unimportant.
With a "tsk" of annoyance, she tried to untangle the necklace.