screaming
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- noun
- /ˈskrimɪŋ/
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- screaming and crying
- screaming and yelling
- crowd screaming
It's a combination of screaming and vomiting.
- It's a combination of screaming and vomiting.
- This just says monotone screaming with a picture of Kermit Spades.
Examples
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It's a combination of screaming and vomiting.
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You can still hear the goat screaming inside of its stomach.
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I was halfway there when her screaming and wriggling stopped.
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He can hear screaming, clinging and howling.
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The child's loud screaming could be heard from the other side of the park.
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Her screaming echoed through the halls as she watched the scary movie.
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The screaming from the roller coaster was both thrilling and terrifying to hear.
Synonyms
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A loud high cry made when someone is afraid or hurt
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A loud call that an animal or person makes
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A very loud high sound that hurts your ears
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A loud high sound showing fear, pain or excitement
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A loud, high, sharp sound that startles people
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A long, high sound showing pain, fear, or strong excitement
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A loud, very high sound like a scream made by a person or animal
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A high, sharp sound made by a mouse or brakes
A very loud, high scream that hurts your ears
A long, very high sound that hurts the ears
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
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Protesting loudly while you try to avoid being forced to do something
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Screaming comes from an old Norse word skræma meaning 'to frighten' and is related to the common English word scare, so a 'screaming' noise is the loud cry people make when they are frightened.